Originally Posted by gary c

Hey Danny, I remember you're posting pic of the coupe before you bought it. Trust me there's is nothing you can do to the bumper to keep it from taking a hit! You must be aware of driveways, speed bumps and those parking lot stops. Take driveways/speed bumps at a 45 degree angle. Learn where the front of your coupe is, doing all this might allow your bumper to survive for 2 years before it will need to be repainted...again! Gary

Originally Posted by redonblack35

I had installed a piece of garage door rubber liner underneath the front bumper. It helped drastically while it lasted but it does get chewed away rather quickly. Like you said you can pretty easily cat yourself a piece of sheet metal and just screw that underneath and problem solved. Tolboothwilly sells a sorta splitter thing that might help.

http://www.tollboothwilley.com/#!pro...minum-splitter

https://g35driver.com/forums/exterio...7-g37x-49.html

Originally Posted by Danny51

Ive been thinking about just going back to stock ride height, for a few reasons. Less worries for scraping, less wear on tires and less wear on Suspension bits. I have rear camber arms but fronts are expensive so Im not sure