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    Quote Originally Posted by ksilver View Post
    Someone was speaking about getting a carbon fibre one made a few months ago, did this ever happen?
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    A few years ago we went to the original makers but they said 'no' they did not want to endanger any potential relationship with the new owners. Wonder what the situation is now.
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    So what is the consensus - approach the original guys again or try carbon fibre fabricators
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ragman View Post
    So what is the consensus - approach the original guys again or try carbon fibre fabricators
    Whichever gives best value for money.

    OR

    Investigate both routes

    Not that I'm sitting on the fence or anything
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    Let me guess - you used to be indecisive but now you're not so sure?
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    Where are we now!!! with this?? Anybody got any info on/position regarding under-tray,s
    Looking for a a response here
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    Quote Originally Posted by dixiejon View Post
    Where are we now!!! with this?? Anybody got any info on/position regarding under-tray,s
    Looking for a a response here
    Dixie
    Whao! Calm down. Unsure from your post what you need to know, but ...

    Do you need one?
    The thing is there for a reason (well several actually, if you read through the threads here), and they all had them, even if many have gone AWOL, so a good thing to have. No down sides anyway, surely? Sound proofing, under car airflow, cooling airflow through both radiator and the engine bay, keeps all sorts of mechanicals and electronics apart from road salt, water, mud, ice, snow and other detritus, not to mention (some) protection from speed bumps and any random road kills too!

    Where to get one.
    Big problem is to get one, being NLA from ex-dealers and XPart, and second biggest, if you do find one even second hand, is to pay for it.
    I was lucky enough to the buy the actual new NOS one (KRB000151) from AndyG, pictured in his post #48 above, but
    I hear the cut down FWD 75/ZT diesel ones are almost just as good, albeit with a bit of work.

    Any other option?
    As far as an alternative is concerned, having a re-make run didn't look feasible cost-wise, as I recall.
    The 'el-cheepo' thin plastic ones on eBay, are really useless, or so I hear from those who have tried them.

    ... I hope that answers your question, even if perhaps not what you hoped to hear

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ajay View Post
    Whichever gives best value for money.

    OR

    Investigate both routes

    Not that I'm sitting on the fence or anything

    In other words "Investigate both routes" to determine "Whichever gives best value for money"
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ragman View Post
    In other words "Investigate both routes" to determine "Whichever gives best value for money"
    Maybe. It depends on which way you look at it but then on the other hand.......
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    The thought of a carbon fibre undertray sounds great but it may be cheaper to go for the same/similar type to that already fitted to [most] of our cars.

    If cost reasonable, then Carbon Fibre

    ...so says Mr Indecisive

    Just don't ask me what's a reasonable price
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