Does anyone know what this is and where/who I can buy it from...

Japanjay · 09-14-2013, 03:43 PM

They are easy to make brah. I made one for my ex's TC's. Used a piece that was 2'x6'x1/8" T4 6061 aircraft aluminum. Traced it out, cut with some WD40 and jigsaw, then clamp to a table and smooth and shape with a belt sander with 60grit. Sent it off to get powdercoated and some pinstripping. Don't use any other alloy combo other than 6061, has the best anti-corrosive properties. Was made to keep the front lip from getting scrapped up all the time going in and out of driveways/parking lots and speedbumps. Make sure you are able to access the factory undertray so you still do routine maintenance. I riveted it to the lip in 20 spots, due t rivets staying extremely flush to the surface.

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Japanjay Track Member Join Date: Mar 2012 Location: Puyallup Posts: 856 Drives: 09 Nissan 370z MB M6 Rep Power: 16	They are easy to make brah. I made one for my ex's TC's. Used a piece that was 2'x6'x1/8" T4 6061 aircraft aluminum. Traced it out, cut with some WD40 and jigsaw, then clamp to a table and smooth and shape with a belt sander with 60grit. Sent it off to get powdercoated and some pinstripping. Don't use any other alloy combo other than 6061, has the best anti-corrosive properties. Was made to keep the front lip from getting scrapped up all the time going in and out of driveways/parking lots and speedbumps. Make sure you are able to access the factory undertray so you still do routine maintenance. I riveted it to the lip in 20 spots, due t rivets staying extremely flush to the surface. ZRAYGO likes this.