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  • sandrune
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    Originally posted by grinchxvx View Post
    It took me about an hour to get my car up in the air, get the skid plate off, hammer it out, add some washers, and get it back together


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    I imagine the majority of that was hammering that big dent out hahah this plate doesn't like to move at all

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  • grinchxvx
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    Originally posted by sandrune View Post
    I don't see how it wouldn't work with the tools you have. Think it's just some size 10 nuts and bolts and some use a small Allen key. Not 100% sure on the sizes but they're basic tools. Once it's been installed it probably can be removed and mounted in 5 minutes depending on how fast you are. You can drop the the engine that way just remember that you're going to have to get your car up HIGH. Are you switching to a different engine or just refreshing this one? Because different motors have different plates.

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    It took me about an hour to get my car up in the air, get the skid plate off, hammer it out, add some washers, and get it back together


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  • sandrune
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    Originally posted by BaltimoreBimmer View Post
    Ok so just to be clear: is it possible to drop the front subframe as one piece perhaps with the motor? Idk what approach I will take (going to have the engine/tranny out) but I want to make sure this skid plate works with the tools I have assuming I install it before the overhaul (makes no sense to do this but sometimes I'm lazy)
    Forgot topress reply in my last post. Whoops.

    I don't see how it wouldn't work with the tools you have. Think it's just some size 10 nuts and bolts and some use a small Allen key. Not 100% sure on the sizes but they're basic tools. Once it's been installed it probably can be removed and mounted in 5 minutes depending on how fast you are. You can drop the the engine that way just remember that you're going to have to get your car up HIGH. Are you switching to a different engine or just refreshing this one? Because different motors have different plates.

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  • sandrune
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  • BaltimoreBimmer
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    Ok so just to be clear: is it possible to drop the front subframe as one piece perhaps with the motor? Idk what approach I will take (going to have the engine/tranny out) but I want to make sure this skid plate works with the tools I have assuming I install it before the overhaul (makes no sense to do this but sometimes I'm lazy)

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  • sandrune
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    Originally posted by BaltimoreBimmer View Post
    Ok so quick question: this skid plate welds onto the car. How do you remove it for regular maintenance of things. Say I want to drop my oil pan, can I not do that with this plate installed?
    The upper mounts are welded to your frame. The bar bolts to that and then the plate bolts to the bar and the steering rack. All is removable except for the little mount which in no way will get in the way

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  • grinchxvx
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    Originally posted by BaltimoreBimmer View Post
    Ok so quick question: this skid plate welds onto the car. How do you remove it for regular maintenance of things. Say I want to drop my oil pan, can I not do that with this plate installed?


    No the support bar welds to the car then you bolt to that. It doesn't get in the way of anything really.


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  • BaltimoreBimmer
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    Ok so quick question: this skid plate welds onto the car. How do you remove it for regular maintenance of things. Say I want to drop my oil pan, can I not do that with this plate installed?

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  • Shu
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    Wow, if that's not a testament, I don't know what is!

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  • jpod999
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    More proof how awesome this skidplate is!

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  • grinchxvx
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    Big thanks to John for making such a beefy skidplate. I hit some train tracks in downtown slc going about 40 today and the airbag deployed because of how hard I hit them but my pan was safe. Put a big ass dent right Behind the support bar but it was really a hell of a hit. Glad I had this plate on and not another red 46 because my pan would definitely be a goner.




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  • M42-BOOST
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    yup.. i think i need one of these for the touring!
    sending PM now lol

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  • Peelsbimmer
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    😰

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  • JGee
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    ^Group buy is closed.

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  • Peelsbimmer
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    Is there a group buy going on right now?

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