undercarriage panel?
05-20-02, 11:58 PM
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undercarriage panel?
Hey Guys,
where can I buy a replacement undercarriage panel, the one that attached under the engine bay under the car to better direct air through the radiator and such?
thanks
where can I buy a replacement undercarriage panel, the one that attached under the engine bay under the car to better direct air through the radiator and such?
thanks
05-21-02, 12:18 AM
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wood? do you know what I am talking about? I believe it is called the engine undercarriage tray or something like that. it isn't exactly flat. I have a stock bumper with FMIC behind it.
05-21-02, 12:20 AM
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Dealership has it for around $250 I believe.
Otherwise, junkyards or classifieds are the places to search for the stock underbelly pan (plastic piece).
I've seen a few people on the forum make their own from different materials or modify the stock piece.
J
Otherwise, junkyards or classifieds are the places to search for the stock underbelly pan (plastic piece).
I've seen a few people on the forum make their own from different materials or modify the stock piece.
J
05-21-02, 12:26 AM
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i heard that mazda comp has it for about 90.00 but for some reason when I try to visit mazdacomp.com, i get some other website. is this the right address? i have visited their site before and don't remember it looking this way.
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Ya wood, RE-amemiya uses wood on a couple of there cars... Its flat if you have an aftermarket bumper. People make them out of all kinds of materials, carbon fiber, FRP, Kevlar, wood, plastic, and metal as stated by Ajatx
