dt10g
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Looks offhand like you lost a little plastic and pranged your engine under tray
The do sell replacement shields (OEM and aftermarket)
There are two aftermarket that I know about...
https://www.baddannlv.com
https://www.tbwperformance.com/civic/
The TBW one I believe is a bigger panel and so may be better for you...
I think it might even cover over the area where the plastics got ripped away.
PS. even if it does not cover that, probably not a big deal... not worth replacing the whole plastics... my car detailer rust guy said those plastics just keep heat and moisture in anyway, which only contributes to sub-frame rust. You're in Texas so I assume you have a pretty car friendly climate
The do sell replacement shields (OEM and aftermarket)
There are two aftermarket that I know about...
https://www.baddannlv.com
https://www.tbwperformance.com/civic/
The TBW one I believe is a bigger panel and so may be better for you...
I think it might even cover over the area where the plastics got ripped away.
PS. even if it does not cover that, probably not a big deal... not worth replacing the whole plastics... my car detailer rust guy said those plastics just keep heat and moisture in anyway, which only contributes to sub-frame rust. You're in Texas so I assume you have a pretty car friendly climate
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I like the sturdyness and look of the red but I also might tackle installing the plastic along with it T_T
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