Well here's my car...almost done :)

Flames Fan22 · 09-26-2013, 07:43 PM

So got the m tech front almost installed for some reason though the bottom plastic piece doesn't reach the bumper....think I need a belly pan?

deadmn1337 · 09-26-2013, 08:02 PM

In Canada, yes i would run a belly pan. The point of a belly pan is to stop rocks and dirt from getting kicked up into the engine as well as direct air around and under the car and not get stuck in the engine bay. Since you are in an are that it snows i would run one to keep salt from getting on the engine and rusting.

Flames Fan22 · 09-26-2013, 11:48 PM

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Originally Posted by deadmn1337

In Canada, yes i would run a belly pan. The point of a belly pan is to stop rocks and dirt from getting kicked up into the engine as well as direct air around and under the car and not get stuck in the engine bay. Since you are in an are that it snows i would run one to keep salt from getting on the engine and rusting.

cool thanks, but would a new belly pan allow my bottom bumper to attach nicely to the plastic..I had the adapter but the body shop let me know I didnt need it

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deadmn1337 Captain 39 Rep 656 Posts Drives: 2016 EB 435i Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Long Beach iTrader: (11)	In Canada, yes i would run a belly pan. The point of a belly pan is to stop rocks and dirt from getting kicked up into the engine as well as direct air around and under the car and not get stuck in the engine bay. Since you are in an are that it snows i would run one to keep salt from getting on the engine and rusting.
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