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Old 04-01-2008, 01:50 PM   #1
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I am just seeing what people are running for a underpan with FMIC. I have a Blitz FMIC and I tried to test fit the stock underpan last night, well look like it wont fit due to the radiator being too low. Any suggestions?

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you are supposed to cut and trim the stock undertray for it to fit.
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try 99 under tray
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Well i have both the 94 and the 99+ underpan so if I cut one up im gonna start with the 94 pan since im not doing the 99 bumper till later this month more than likely. I figured this is pretty much what Id have to do just cut the stock one up a bit.

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too low? you sure you got everything mounted correctly?

goodfella is running that same IC and i believe he is running the stock undertray.
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Ill look at it again but its pretty tight with the new brackets on the radiator.
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You have to remove the piece rivited to the main body.
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