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Homebrewer



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FL2 2013 Undertray

Hi All,
Purchasing FL2 2013 this week and there's not undertray. Found one from an 2008, does anyone happen to know if there was only one type for TD4 engines?
Thanks
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BossBob



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The result of a quick search.
https://www.freel2.com/forum/topic39980.ht...structural
Post #441768 21st May 2024 7:29 am
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Homebrewer



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Hi, thanks I found that thread but looked like all the same reference was to structural nature rather the fitting. I'll see if I can get any further with them 👍
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After handling the under tray from my FL2 don’t think I’d be happy driving without it in place as it isn’t a flimsy bit of tin but rather a stamped out and moulded piece of steel that is bolted to the subframe on all sides and would add to the car’s rigidity.
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AFAIK my 3 FL2 had identical undertrays.

Havng taken them on and off many times I dont recall the bolts being in different positions. Jules
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