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wind.zero · 04-24-2013, 01:59 PM

I have the same problem with the GTM Stage 1 SC kit. I think you are referring to the the 3 holes on each side of the undertray where it meets the fender lining. The arrows pointing UP in the picture.

I tried to make some adjustments but the IC piping on the passenger side and the remote thermostatic adapter on the driver side prevent me from using the OEM pop clips.

I tried to use well nuts this weekend and the holes are just too far off for that either. For now, I am using zip ties. You can see in the photo (white arrows) where the IC piping contacts the undertray and where the thermostatic adapter also contacts the undertray.

I have not had any problems with the rectangle piece or the three pop clips under it that hold it to the car and I might have seen 140 on speed. However, I think well nuts for those three would be ideal. See arrows pointing DOWN in the picture.

04-24-2013, 01:59 PM	#14 (permalink)
wind.zero Enthusiast Member Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: The 49th State Posts: 296 Drives: NISMOSIS Rep Power: 14	I have the same problem with the GTM Stage 1 SC kit. I think you are referring to the the 3 holes on each side of the undertray where it meets the fender lining. The arrows pointing UP in the picture. I tried to make some adjustments but the IC piping on the passenger side and the remote thermostatic adapter on the driver side prevent me from using the OEM pop clips. I tried to use well nuts this weekend and the holes are just too far off for that either. For now, I am using zip ties. You can see in the photo (white arrows) where the IC piping contacts the undertray and where the thermostatic adapter also contacts the undertray. I have not had any problems with the rectangle piece or the three pop clips under it that hold it to the car and I might have seen 140 on speed. However, I think well nuts for those three would be ideal. See arrows pointing DOWN in the picture. Last edited by wind.zero; 04-24-2013 at 05:41 PM.