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Arch liners/undertrays ...just how important are they??
- bb1boy
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Arch liners/undertrays ...just how important are they??
...so after fitting my front lip there was no where for my arch liners/undertray thing to mount on to properly and lately it flapping around in the wind and rubbing on my wheels is p!ssing me off.
It's cable-tied out of the way for now but I've seen some sweet engine bay shots where you can see the floor from around the engine etc as all the plastics are missing from underneath and I'm wondering how important those plastic things really are?
Any help/opinions would be appreciated
Thanks
Adam
It's cable-tied out of the way for now but I've seen some sweet engine bay shots where you can see the floor from around the engine etc as all the plastics are missing from underneath and I'm wondering how important those plastic things really are?
Any help/opinions would be appreciated
Thanks
Adam
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In my old car, we had to remove the underlay to fix the crank pulley. I removed it and forgot to put it back. Drove the car for 4-5 months and it never bothered me. I thought the engine bay would get a lot dirtier but nothing happened.
And the rear arch liner, people tend to remove that as that's what builds up the rust?

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think hes talking about the stick on arch liner for the rear arches
ive been running without an undertray for a couple of years now without any issue - but like ammo says id be carefull going through any massive puddles
ive been running without an undertray for a couple of years now without any issue - but like ammo says id be carefull going through any massive puddles

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Oh ok, well I mean those big black plastic things that fill up the entire wheel-well (kinda like quarter dustbins) and also the big plastic splash guard under the engine..
and yeah, I guess water splashing up there may potentially cause reliability issues especially in these winter months and my Apexi cone filter pointing at the floor...
and yeah, I guess water splashing up there may potentially cause reliability issues especially in these winter months and my Apexi cone filter pointing at the floor...

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