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Is the lower radiator support threaded or are there plugs/clips that sit in it that have threads? I think that's where I'm having an issue. I think there are just large holes/no threads in those spots where the 3 center bolts go between the 2 different sections of undertray
Also - there is a lot of excess material in the kuruma bumper (my guess is to make sure it reached the undertray) but since it is so far, its hard to get a speed nut on , should I just cut the material away using a dremel/scissors (its a poly bumper)? or is there a better way?
Thank you again for the continued help with this!! I love this undertray and have had it on for about 2 years now !
Yes, the radiator support holes are threaded.
With the excess I'd just cut some away since it will give it the strongest mount.
Does anyone have a picture of the radiator support? I must be going for the wrong holes or something
So the 2 places I circled... I just have holes there, There isn't any threading. Maybe the guy before me someone pulled them out? Is there a piece I can shove in there to create the threads? Or maybe JB weld a not the back of it?
Those should be threaded with nutserts from factory. If they are missing you might be able to replace them or find another way. JB welding in some nuts in place might work as well, but might not hold very tight. Try finding some long speed nuts might be the best option
Yes - we made a limited run of aluminum splitters which replaced the front panel of this under tray. No longer in stock - as it was a limited supply thing.
We do not have any splitters in stock at the moment - but there are pictures in the thread of the splitter... as well as a few select individuals have posted throughout facebook i the various groups
Awesome quality and fitment! Just installed one for my G35X and it is built like a tank. Would recommend to anyone to replace their stock engine splash guard!
06-04-2015, 10:18 AM
