[Anfanuts]

Lower valence skid bumper. May be useful for some of our really low cars. I am putting on on my SZ.

https://sliplo.com/dr-scrape-the-le...ance-1&utm_content=other&receiptfultype=email

 

[ilportello]

have you already mounted them? What is your opinion?
Many thanks.

 

[Anfanuts]

No actually not yet, waiting to get a small project off my lift so I can put the SZ up and install it. Hopefully next week. I'll report in. B

 

[ilportello]

Many thanks.
Send pics.

 

[ilportello]

how many pieces are in one (1) box? I also have a Sz and I would like to mount them.

 

[Anfanuts]

There are 10 pcs, each about 12 inch (30.5 cm) long for a total 10 foot length. The lower front valence is about 5 feet wide so you could install about two rows. Note that the PO installed aluminum 6"x6"x1/4" thick skid pads (shaped) on the outboard lower corners of my front clip ( the lowest part and it takes the angled turn abuse) and tney have taken a lot of abuse BUT the area inside that takes some hits also. Usually on straight its or those angled concrete parking bumpers and kerbs.

 

[ilportello]

Many thanks, great service.
Same thing for my Sz, but I had painted the lower outer part already three times...
Do you think that two boxes can be enough for two cars?

 

[Anfanuts]

Well since I have only one SZ, I will probably put two rows on, but I'll wait until I get it up and look at where any scuff marks are and the contoura, and go from there. Maybe I can get by with one row but tney are only about 1 1/2" (8 cm) deep/wide. The aluminum skid plates do not show from above or a side view of the car. I'd want to place the Sliplo protectors where they do not show also. A friend postd this on another site but it is a whole lower cap: LINK