Aftermarket skid plate
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Aftermarket skid plate
Anyone know of an aftermarket skid plate that replaces the plastic POS and has doors for changing oil ? ( Like the newer LGT )
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There are ebay replacements, but RallyArmor's is REALLY nice.
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I don't believe their's does. Keep in mind, the people that buy skid plats usually want to protect everything under the car, so there won't be any holes in them
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Good choice putting $4,000 rims on your 1990 Honda Civic. That's like Betty White going out and getting her tits done.
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DINGDINGDING!!! Winn4RRR!!zaxrex wrote:Here is a thought:
Buy whatever one you like, then cut holes out of it.
Done.
I got mine for $75 and actually like taking it off b/c it gives me a great big drip pan to cover up my mess.
You always get some drip when changing teh oil, it is nice to have a handy, reusable catch.
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Odd question for ya.... last time I changed my oil (which was 8 days ago) you had to remove the oil filter AND the oil.... do you know of some way to remove all the oil out of the filter opening?
I hope I'm getting my point across... ok, since some people might not: You are still going to have to remove the plate to get to the oil drain plug. The oil doesn't come straight down, so that little hole in the bottom of the skid plate above is NOT going to do it. The reason you were looking for a replacement was so that you didn't have remove it to change the oil. Looks like to me no matter what aftermarket skidplate you go with, you're going to have to remove the whole thing when you change your oil.
I hope I'm getting my point across... ok, since some people might not: You are still going to have to remove the plate to get to the oil drain plug. The oil doesn't come straight down, so that little hole in the bottom of the skid plate above is NOT going to do it. The reason you were looking for a replacement was so that you didn't have remove it to change the oil. Looks like to me no matter what aftermarket skidplate you go with, you're going to have to remove the whole thing when you change your oil.
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Good choice putting $4,000 rims on your 1990 Honda Civic. That's like Betty White going out and getting her tits done.
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Good choice putting $4,000 rims on your 1990 Honda Civic. That's like Betty White going out and getting her tits done.
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Yeah bah What does the legacyGT look like ?Sabre wrote:Odd question for ya.... last time I changed my oil (which was 8 days ago) you had to remove the oil filter AND the oil.... do you know of some way to remove all the oil out of the filter opening?
I hope I'm getting my point across... ok, since some people might not: You are still going to have to remove the plate to get to the oil drain plug. The oil doesn't come straight down, so that little hole in the bottom of the skid plate above is NOT going to do it. The reason you were looking for a replacement was so that you didn't have remove it to change the oil. Looks like to me no matter what aftermarket skidplate you go with, you're going to have to remove the whole thing when you change your oil.
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