JordanFleenor
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^^ I know right. The outcome is soooo worth it 
Skid Plate
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BlackestCoupe
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Haha I would so buy one of these if you made one that fit and still allowed for fairly easy oil changes. I wouldn't care at all if I had one of those lol. Seriously man such an awesome idea.
JordanFleenor
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Tell ya what, if I can make one to fit well for our cars and if it is durable too, I'll make you one as well. I'll see how much it costs too. Shouldn't be too much.
Russianred
Snail Spools You!
Easy oil changes could be facilitated no problem by cutting a slot where the oil drain bolt is, the right size for a ratchet extension to fit in there at an angle.
2002CG3coupe
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I thought this as well and figure picking up road sign or stop sign as my skid plate
Yeah sounds ghetto cheap and probably illegal but meh save 90 bucks lol
Also I've heard people doing this and my boy me told their are junkyard shops selling signs
Yeah sounds ghetto cheap and probably illegal but meh save 90 bucks lol
Also I've heard people doing this and my boy me told their are junkyard shops selling signs
SykVSyx
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Of course the skid plate is a good idea, like the idea of a street sign, if they can be LEGALLY obtained.
That 240 one, I wonder how much work it would take to modify it to fit.
That 240 one, I wonder how much work it would take to modify it to fit.
RedRyder
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I think I’d rather find places to bolt it on under the car, rather than weld. You never know what you might have to get to under there.
Narftastic
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+1 I was thinking the same thing.
JordanFleenor
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I don't think the street sign will hold up for very long. Maybe for a few scrapes here and there but not for anyone that is dumped.
And what RedRyder was saying, better to have it bolted on rather than welded
And what RedRyder was saying, better to have it bolted on rather than welded
