luke w
Members
While changing my oil last night I couldn't help but notice my car is missing it's undertray, are these the same for all models or are diesel undertrays different?
Engine undertrays
- Thread starter luke w
- Start date
edgeoftime
Members
Have you had the car from new? maybe it's lying at the back of your approved Honda garage workshop.
luke w
Members
Definitely not in the back of a Honda workshop, most likely in hundreds of bits at the side of the road somewhere judging by the small amount remaining where it used to be bolted on!
Luckily everything underneath looks pretty clean and straight so it looks like just the under tray was caught on something at some point and ripped off. Do they sit quite low normally? My car's lowered 40mm (although it is now running 18s) so I don't want to buy a new one and have it ripped off again.
Also, would there be a noticeable gain in fuel economy on the motorway with one fitted?
Luckily everything underneath looks pretty clean and straight so it looks like just the under tray was caught on something at some point and ripped off. Do they sit quite low normally? My car's lowered 40mm (although it is now running 18s) so I don't want to buy a new one and have it ripped off again.
Also, would there be a noticeable gain in fuel economy on the motorway with one fitted?
edgeoftime
Members
Sleeping policeman probably responsible. No idea if it will effect streamlining, but at least you will have no problem in getting your spanners back.
SayamaAccord
And still...
Shame as they are good for keeping the clag out over winter.
luke w
Members
Will definitely refit one, even though it all looks surprising clean underneath Honda fitted them for a reason.
They arent the lightest things so having one off may help with the reduced weight. Although you could be right, they could improve undercar airflow. I very much doubt you will have engine trouble without one though.