Get a skidplate and some ***** haha.

 

I was on a road rally last semester and took a wrong turn and ended up on a two track seasonal road through the woods, didnt want to loose time backtracking so i went for it, co driver found me the way out and i ended up winning the rally. Single lane two track doing 30+

 

yeah the key is just not giving a ****. i just scrape and keep going. no ***** given. skid plate is coming though

 

I do cringe sometimes though when im not paying attention and hit some really rough patches. Only thing ive ever broken was my ass :p

 

Im just nervous to bend a rim or blow out something suspension wise. Roadkill out here sucks too. I have to dodge some animal in the road at least twice a week.

 

only time i get worried is when im not ready for it and i sit the entire car on the ground and here a massive thud. thats about it. on and my butthole clinches up on road trips every time i hit a bridge and here my tires hit the fenders.

 

Dodging roadkill is the worst especially with traffic or the guy infront just drives right over it. Ive actually carried an opossum home with me before.

 

I either know the roads I'm driving or leave ample room in front of me to see the road and be able to swerve

 

Thats why i built my skidplate so long ago. I like the piece of mind.

 

info on skid plate?

 

Measure the outline of your subframe. Mockup a dimensional outline. Cut a sheet of whatever metal u want to use to those specs and bolt it into the subframe

 

I just posted a picture of mine in my build thread. Gm already puts 4 nice holes in the frame to bolt it through.

 

i need a skid plate too! does it interfere with your exhaust or anything? is it full car also?

 

DUDE SAME!

i have a mini panic attack whenever I go over bridge or anything.

 

So I picked up OZ Ultraleggeras off a local for $350 and had them fixed and powder coated for another $350. I am lowered on H&R springs and wondering how will I be with 245/40 street tires, will i rub at all?

 

****.