ecobb993

I understand that it's there for "aerodynamic stability enhancement and better cooling", but for daily driving is it really important to replace those that are broken?

Actually, I think my broken wall allows for a kind of cool peek at the engine to those following behind the car.

. . . or maybe I'm trying to rationalize not taking the time to install the new part I've got sitting in the garage.

Deadeye

In less time than it takes for your buddy to drink two beers you can change the part. You can probably drink one at the same time.

TMc993

JC,

I don't know about the "aerodynamic stability enhancement " part, but I do feel that every little advantage you can gain in cooling your engine is worth the effort.

Besides, the guy behind you isn't looking at your engine...He's talking on his cell phone, reading a paper, and shaving (All at the same time).

Put the new part on and then use the new install as an excuse to take a long test drive up here in the mountains.

Terry

NightFlyer

It's an easy install, if I can do it anyone can.