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Is it safe to not use this? I would like to release some heat from the engine bay but don't know if this is a smart move or not. Has anyone done this yet?
I have not seen how many wires are under there. I have never taken it off...just got the car. That is the reason I am asking if it is OK to take it off.
I have two r56's and had one r53, and none of them have flat bottoms and so although I assumed there may be a reason why it is on there, I was not sure seeing as I haven't taken the panel off yet. I could have just taken it off, but I figured someone on here(like yourself) would have taken it off by now to access what's actually under the panel.
Unless you are replacing it with some other type of protection or skin, not a good idea. Protects fragile stuff under there, and helps with aerodynamics a little.
I'll be building some additional skinning and channels for a functional rear diffuser soon, might re-work the front skid plate while I'm at it, since my front splitter and the skid plate overlap quite a bit.
Yeah, the Ultra Racing chassis braces, Circled in red:
The Yellow box is the cut off section I made. Basically, the plate dips down a bit and wouldn't go between the braces and the engine block so I cut it off and attached it with the normal screws then attached the "big" plate.
Yeah, the Ultra Racing chassis braces, Circled in red:
The Yellow box is the cut off section I made. Basically, the plate dips down a bit and wouldn't go between the braces and the engine block so I cut it off and attached it with the normal screws then attached the "big" plate.
Are you running both the ultrabrace and the craven big pair on the car? I can't tell if they overlap or not.
The Big Pair are more towards the back of the car, basically middle back. These braces are directly under the engine so they are in 2 completely different places