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Originally Posted by JARblue (you can even get it in black if you want). That's what I did. The finish holds up well to debris impacts. I also got the
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Here's the OEM part:
Lower Engine Splash Shield Edit: It should be fairly easy to replace, but I've never done it. It's considered part of the cooling system and the aerodynamics - keep an eye on temps and watch for front-end "float" at high speeds.
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