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  1. 02-07-2015, 01:18 PM #1
    Urachan
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    Skid plates?

    With my Huracan inbound next month, I was wondering if any owners are putting on skid plates? And if so, where did you get them?

    Are skid plates a must have?

    Thanks!
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  2. 02-08-2015, 08:28 PM #2
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    I will add them. Have the lift as well. Seemed like cheap insurance.
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    Looking for Skid Plates I see!
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    Quote Originally Posted by cactus View Post
    I will add them. Have the lift as well. Seemed like cheap insurance.
    Quote Originally Posted by Justin_c_lee View Post
    seems like a good idea , for those high speed bumps !
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    Has anyone installed skid plates yet? And where did you get them?

    Are they screwed in or just held using adhesive? Thanks!
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    I haven't had to. I am considering it.

    To be effective, they likely will need to be screwed in. The double sided stuff, generally won't last long enough, especially if you are installing them for the reason you're worried.
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    I do not have skid plates either but if it would be a supplier for them i would get some.
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    I too am interested in skid plates but mostly for when I am parking the car and misjudge the length of the car. I have the front end lift so am really only worried about curbs and wheels stops when parking
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    Any update on availability?
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    We are working on these next week.
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    I want some as well...
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    we are working on a option that will be available very soon as well for your huracan!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Lambo Mitch View Post
    we are working on a option that will be available very soon as well for your huracan!
    Any update on availability?
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    seems like a good idea , for those high speed bumps !
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  7. 04-16-2015, 11:01 PM #7
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    Delrin makes for a great Skid Plate for those not looking to use an adhesive. We generally suggest using a silicone adhesive (non invasive since it can be removed with a little fishing line and some elbow grease). The silicone adheres better to ABS than Delrin due to its oily properties.

    Unlike Sheet grade ABS which is extruded and not heat treated, Machine grade ABS is compression molded and then annealed via gradual heating and cooling. Both Delrin and Machine Grade ABS have high tinsel and impact strength, easily machinable, and have good mechanical properties. Both also FDA approved... food for thought. Nothing wrong with Delrin, we just prefer Machine Grade ABS for its strength as well as its bonding advantage.
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    Has anyone installed skid plates yet? And where did you get them?

    Are they screwed in or just held using adhesive? Thanks!
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    I haven't had to. I am considering it.

    To be effective, they likely will need to be screwed in. The double sided stuff, generally won't last long enough, especially if you are installing them for the reason you're worried.
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    I do not have skid plates either but if it would be a supplier for them i would get some.
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