S4 sport undertray (yes i actually made one)
02-08-12, 06:38 PM
#51
Yeah, I think there has been a misunderstanding here. The way I read it, beefhole was talking about his busted plastic undertray being one of the reasons he had no need for the Sport undertray recreation, and that is what jerd is referring to as being plentiful in the for sale section.
02-09-12, 02:01 PM
#61
I work at an oil and lube center and every car that comes in with a skid plate pisses everyone off. Yeah it serves a good purpose but as far as changing the oil it sucks. Oil drips all over it and you can never clean it all the way then the customer comes back asking why they have an oil leak, we tell em that its they're skid plate. Toyota tundras are the worst, next to vw's
02-09-12, 04:19 PM
#62
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Yeah, this thread did get sidetracked, and sorry I can't quote everything because I'm on a phone.
But basically, the clutter started when someone said they weren't interested because they had a busted under tray, and he should make one.
And to HOZZMAN, I think? You completely either didn't read what I posted, or skimmed it. I know the belly pans are rare. So therefore I feel a bit offended at being called a jerk haha.
And to whoever said if I "don't want one, then don't buy one" or whatever, I never said I wanted one, I have one. But multiple people have stopped by to tell this guy what he should make, why they don't want one, and what not. I should not be singled out on the thread jack.
And by no means did I intend to thread jack. But it is what it is.
But basically, the clutter started when someone said they weren't interested because they had a busted under tray, and he should make one.
And to HOZZMAN, I think? You completely either didn't read what I posted, or skimmed it. I know the belly pans are rare. So therefore I feel a bit offended at being called a jerk haha.
And to whoever said if I "don't want one, then don't buy one" or whatever, I never said I wanted one, I have one. But multiple people have stopped by to tell this guy what he should make, why they don't want one, and what not. I should not be singled out on the thread jack.
And by no means did I intend to thread jack. But it is what it is.
02-13-12, 04:24 AM
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Interested.
02-13-12, 04:27 AM
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I work at an oil and lube center and every car that comes in with a skid plate pisses everyone off. Yeah it serves a good purpose but as far as changing the oil it sucks. Oil drips all over it and you can never clean it all the way then the customer comes back asking why they have an oil leak, we tell em that its they're skid plate. Toyota tundras are the worst, next to vw's
02-14-12, 07:25 PM
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I work at an oil and lube center and every car that comes in with a skid plate pisses everyone off. Yeah it serves a good purpose but as far as changing the oil it sucks. Oil drips all over it and you can never clean it all the way then the customer comes back asking why they have an oil leak, we tell em that its they're skid plate. Toyota tundras are the worst, next to vw's
02-14-12, 08:34 PM
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I work at an oil and lube center and every car that comes in with a skid plate pisses everyone off. Yeah it serves a good purpose but as far as changing the oil it sucks. Oil drips all over it and you can never clean it all the way then the customer comes back asking why they have an oil leak, we tell em that its they're skid plate. Toyota tundras are the worst, next to vw's
02-18-12, 03:02 PM
#75
Icemark's comments in this tread got me thinking;
https://www.rx7club.com/2nd-generation-specific-1986-1992-17/aluminum-plastic-belly-pans-820593/
Sure enough in one of my photos of my old '88 T2 roller you can see the aluminum belly pan still attached to the sub frame.
https://www.rx7club.com/2nd-generation-specific-1986-1992-17/aluminum-plastic-belly-pans-820593/
Sure enough in one of my photos of my old '88 T2 roller you can see the aluminum belly pan still attached to the sub frame.