Hit An Animal What Piece Is This?
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From: Torrance, California
Originally Posted by chester
lol sorry guys.. i would have taken picture of the animal but it is in little pieces.. i hit a like an armadillo or something rat looking in highway at 80mph... just tore that piece in half and the animal is in little pieces.. i had to wash of the fur on my exhaust pipe and a piece of ear lol...
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From: Cambridge, Ont. Canada
Originally Posted by chester
that's so gay.. I don't understand why it is so expensive.. is it for the wind noise?
At that price you can do without it.
You'll want to make sure the under engine cover is properly fastened tho since some of those clips also hold on that deflector.
Did the animal survive???
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will i be hearing a lot of wind noise if i drive w/o it?
well all what i know is the car behind me got the worst with the animal being on the car, my friend was following me back home from jacksonville so all the bllod and parts went on his car and his a/c smells like dead animal. Oh yea about the ear.. picture this, a 30 minuted drive with our hot exhaust just sizzling and cooking the fur and ear hahah.. it was pretty bad man..
well all what i know is the car behind me got the worst with the animal being on the car, my friend was following me back home from jacksonville so all the bllod and parts went on his car and his a/c smells like dead animal. Oh yea about the ear.. picture this, a 30 minuted drive with our hot exhaust just sizzling and cooking the fur and ear hahah.. it was pretty bad man..
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Originally Posted by chester
At 80mph u can't identify an animal that fast, mostly at night. So it was one of those rat looking animals FYI!!!
If you'd like, you can see a bloody piece of animal under my G.
Give me a few moments...
Ok. The undercarriage shot is just a small glimpse of the carnage that occurred one week ago going 80 mph and having just enough time to straddle the already-dead German Shephard directly in front of me.
I had to take my car to the shop yesterday and have them patch all the cracks in the welds that were created. If I had pics further fowards, around the tranny, you'd see some nice big patches of flesh and fur.
Oh, and those aren't grease spots on that diff, either.
Poor dog.
Give me a few moments...
Ok. The undercarriage shot is just a small glimpse of the carnage that occurred one week ago going 80 mph and having just enough time to straddle the already-dead German Shephard directly in front of me.
I had to take my car to the shop yesterday and have them patch all the cracks in the welds that were created. If I had pics further fowards, around the tranny, you'd see some nice big patches of flesh and fur.
Oh, and those aren't grease spots on that diff, either.
Poor dog.
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From: Riverdale, NY (the nice Bronx)
Originally Posted by filanj
it is most likely a sound spacer to scare the **** out of you when you park to close to a parking block... scrape that over scraping the actual bumper cover
Are you for real? I thought it was vent the radiator or something technical. Mine is all scraped up. I guess its doing its job.
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