Subject	I have one on my M3.
Posted by	J.R. (phx) on March 02, 2004 at 1:09 PM
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In Reply To	new splash gaurd posted by joez3292 on March 02, 2004 at 09:01 AM
Message	I have a JT Designs aluminum underpanel (powdercoated black) on my M3. The stock 92-99 3-series plastic underpanels are weak and get torn off extremely easily, so JTD made this replacement one. A pic from their web site: At $169, I wouldn't buy it again, but at least it's a solid piece and will withstand quite a beating. I'd recommend you just stick with stock ones. ///jrb
Follow Ups	new splash gaurd - joez3292 09:01:39 03/02/04 why? to make neato sparks when you bottom out? - Zeus 09:05:48 03/02/04 coz they are expensive, SM is easy to play with and form - Halo Z 09:46:38 03/02/04 in that case,I'm sure one can find a used one in classifieds - Zeus 09:50:56 03/02/04 Weight & odd shape would be my concern. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 09:09:42 03/02/04 agree would be very bulky and in the way i think (n/m) - JDMz32smity 09:16:31 03/02/04 h0w thick? (n/m) - T0M 09:39:33 03/02/04 try instead, sheet aluminum.... - quikz 10:00:32 03/02/04 Aluminum is metal. (n/m) - Kenny 10:41:21 03/02/04 good one genius... - TagZ 11:48:14 03/02/04 Aluminum is metal. (n/m) - Kenny 11:51:50 03/02/04 Repost (n/m) - TagZ 13:02:15 03/02/04 How about one out of plexiglass, or something transparent, - turbozz 11:21:18 03/02/04 not to mention the oil, dirt, scratches, rock chips, and - genic 11:23:42 03/02/04 Plexi isn't exactly good against cracking. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 11:26:51 03/02/04 A sheet of 0.030 stainless should do the job. - BigTDogg (MA) 11:33:34 03/02/04 I have one on my M3. - J.R. (phx) 13:09:01 03/02/04 Nope, people were already looking into this before - SaVageZ 15:19:04 03/02/04
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