Should I bin the under tray on my motor

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  On 11/10/2014 at 09:11, barefoot said:

I don't suppose the nice cost accountants at Audi would fit an undertray unless it was designed to achieve/improve something.

SO IT SCUFFZ WEN SLAMD M8

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  On 11/10/2014 at 07:39, sierraman said:

I once hit a badger, the bugger went up and underneath ragging the under tray off. If that wasn't bad enough the undertray was something mental like £70!!!

Bet that was a horrible clean up job!

I once twatted a badger on the bonce, that was on the brow of a hill, with the submember on my old P11 Primera. *donk!*

[beko1987]

Thinking about it I removed the top trim bit of Amy's engine a year or so back. His a leaky rocker cover gasket and rattled like fuck. Its down the side of the shed somewhere

[sierraman]

It was a messy one yes. It was minus 3 in the early hours of a Sunday morning so I just had to make do and mend with a copy of the Readers Digest 1985 UK Road Atlas to scrape the thick of it off the bumper. I felt awful that the poor thing was suffering after being accidentally maimed by the car, so compassion got the better of me and I went back to finish it off with the wheel brace on my return journey from the airport. Unfortunately it had limped off somewhere or been picked up for road kill.

[Junkman]

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  On 11/10/2014 at 07:39, sierraman said:

I once hit a badger, the bugger went up and underneath ragging the under tray off. If that wasn't bad enough the undertray was something mental like £70!!!

 

Badgers and undertrays you say .....

 

 

You can still see the fur on it .... i re-fitted it with cableties but then came the snow which filled up the engine bay through the droopy bits and froze solid on the belts and effectively seized the engine It was like a glacier under the bonnet. I ripped it off as soon as it unfroze ... hateful thing...