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  • Oscar
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    Originally posted by 610EURO View Post
    it is true. ive heard of pans blowing out with that crappy plate

    .5" in an e30 ?
    I meant to put "Not entirely true" but didn't. But hitting anything hard enough will fuck your car up regardless of having a skidplate or not.

    I'm exaggerating a bit but I could even drive over small rocks without the skidplate scraping. It was probably around 1" off the ground.

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  • Moose
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    Car looks good!

    Dunno how you morons are hitting pan/skidplate at the heights you are at though.

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  • 610EURO
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    i have to drive more then 2 miles to get anywhere. unless im getting gas or chinese food

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  • famguy
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    Originally posted by 610EURO View Post
    no shit some plates do protect. that plate (correct me if im wrong) is the raceskidz plate. which bolts to flimsy sheet metal that bends easily. its been proven you can still blow out a pan with that plate. any expierence from other cars with different plates is irrelevant. im only talking about that specific plate on e30's.
    okay, but it protects either you want it or not. Some plates may protect better than raceskidz..I don't know. I was planning to order that plate, but now I'm not so sure about it anymore.

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  • 610EURO
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    Originally posted by famguy View Post
    offcourse the plate protects.
    It's like putting an egg inside a helmet and drop it on the floor..the egg does not get crushed, but if you remove the helmet it will crush like hell.

    I don't think some offroad cars comes with a skidplate just for fun.
    no shit some plates do protect. that plate (correct me if im wrong) is the raceskidz plate. which bolts to flimsy sheet metal that bends easily. its been proven you can still blow out a pan with that plate. any expierence from other cars with different plates is irrelevant. im only talking about that specific plate on e30's.

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  • Sharino
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    Borbets look great!

    E30 FTW!

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  • famguy
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    offcourse the plate protects.
    It's like putting an egg inside a helmet and drop it on the floor..the egg does not get crushed, but if you remove the helmet it will crush like hell.

    I don't think some offroad cars comes with a skidplate just for fun.
    Last edited by famguy; 09-09-2010, 09:34 AM.

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  • 610EURO
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    Originally posted by Oscar View Post
    Not true. I hit some nasty dips and rises when I had my skidplate that would have definitely destroyed my oil pan. But it sat like .5" from the ground and just scraped on every little thing on the road so I just took it off and raised the engine. Although I think I may have cracked the oil pan, as I have quite a substantial oil leak now.
    it is true. ive heard of pans blowing out with that crappy plate

    .5" in an e30 ?

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  • gumballer_80
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    Your car, with those wheels, .
    Got me California dreamin'

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  • MC Hammered
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    Originally posted by BoostedAvant View Post
    Winston?
    It's me.

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  • BoostedAvant
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    Winston?

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  • Oscar
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    Originally posted by 610EURO View Post
    no marks on that pan would have touched the pan. the problem is people put that crappy plate and just because it touches little things ( due to it hanging so low) they think its stopping the oil pan from breaking. any point in the ground that would blow your pan will blow it whether you have that little plate on or not.
    Not true. I hit some nasty dips and rises when I had my skidplate that would have definitely destroyed my oil pan. But it sat like .5" from the ground and just scraped on every little thing on the road so I just took it off and raised the engine. Although I think I may have cracked the oil pan, as I have quite a substantial oil leak now.

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  • 610EURO
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    Originally posted by MC Hammered View Post
    The skidplate stays on. I would have destroyed the oil pan the first day I put on the Borbet's without it. The wheelgap I'll tweak out after I get an alignment done tomorrow as I have to adjust the camber settings.
    no marks on that pan would have touched the pan. the problem is people put that crappy plate and just because it touches little things ( due to it hanging so low) they think its stopping the oil pan from breaking. any point in the ground that would blow your pan will blow it whether you have that little plate on or not.

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  • Prime
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    I <3 verts. New wheels are dope just maybe lower the front a bit.

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