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    Under Tray

    Damn and blast, my under tray has just fallen off in two pieces whilst going over a speed bump. Is it an essential item ? do I have to have the pleasure of trying to fit it back on with cable ties ?

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    I'v ran my car without one for 3 years now. So no you don't need it
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    Cheers Andy. I can now quite happily throw the damn thing in the bin.

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    As Andy says it's not compulsory. But your engine bay will get dirty faster and corrosion will set in faster also. I have heard in some discussions on here that the VR4 is thought to slightly cooler with the undertray fitted. But i never saw any hard facts and figures to back this up!
    I've been running my current VR4 without undertray for around 2 years, and my 1st VR4 for approx 5 without and undertray. No adverse effects noticed.

    There is 2 definite Plus side though

    Working on anything on the underside of the front of the car is made a whole lot easier, as you don't have to remove the damn undertray each time. And if you drop a bolt or tool, theres a good chance it'll drop right through

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wodjno View Post
    Working on anything on the underside of the front of the car is made a whole lot easier, as you don't have to remove the damn undertray each time. And if you drop a bolt or tool, theres a good chance it'll drop right through
    I got an under tray from dinger at the start of the year & this is the reason it sat in the garage since I got it

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    Quote Originally Posted by aboo View Post
    I got an under tray from dinger at the start of the year & this is the reason it sat in the garage since I got it
    And the reason mine has not been refitted since i took it off

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