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Front skid plate
Are the front skid plates necessary if I do not plan on doing any off road driving? I want easy access to change the oil and get to the oil filter without the hassle of taking them off every time. |
i got lazy a year ago, no problems
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Originally Posted by happythree
(Post 351548)
i got lazy a year ago, no problems
Thank you |
I'll venture to say you MPG will dip.
It is only 4 bolts, 2 of which do not need to be removed all the way? With a Fumoto Oil Change drain plug you only have to take off the front plate. You guys are seriously talking LAZY. :rolleyes: |
Option 2 is to cut access holes in the plates. If you were ambitious you could make removable covers for the holes. Something I've done on a different vehicle.
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Well, I guess you got your answer lol!
I just struggle with those few bolts and it's not all that bad... I guess I could just remove the engine changing oil all together and save all the Hassel. |
Or you could take lazy to the highest level. I pay my local mechanic, who is a friend of mine, to have my oil changed. Not worth me crawling under my vehicle and in the winter, who really wants to lay on their back on a cold, icy driveway. See, no skid plate removal required.:D
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