FS: 3/16" Aluminum ITR skid plates! $40.00 ea, shipped!!! Cheapest anywhere on the net!
08-28-2007, 06:25 AM
#1
FS: 3/16 Aluminum skid plate for ITR Header! $40.00 shipped!
3/16" Aluminum ITR skid plate:$40.00 shipped!
- Grade 8 bolts/washers to install the skid plate: $47.00 shipped!
-- Premium skid plate: Sanded and polished, including bolts and washers: $60.00 shipped!
Moon Cut Valve cover service: $30.00 +shipping
PM if interested in an Aluminum spark plug cover or heat shield.
PR3 ECU FS
Will trade for:
Games (Xbox, SNES, NES, ect)
94-01 Integra parts (lookin for a 98-01 lip, skid plate +Cash on my end)
Stereo stuff (speakers, ect)
Tools/toolbox
Skid Plate
This is a MUST HAVE item if your car is lowered and you have an ITR header. It only weighs 2 lbs so there is no weight issue at all!
Material: Made of out 3/16" Marine grade aluminum, resistant to corrosion and salt if you live where that stuff happens
(Florida guy here.)
Payment:
Paypal only. Paypal addy is: mac_24_seven@hotmail.com
I have made several transactions on here as well as Ebay so no worries about getting scammed
Shipping: Shipping via UPS ground of USPS (whichever is cheaper). I will give you a tracking # upon shipping out the skid plate. I can ship Monday -Thursday, payments received before 1:00 eastern time will ship same day!
Installation: This is a simple bolt on deal.
All you need is (4) 12 mm bolts/washers to install this skid plate. Just jack your car up, slide the heat shield onto the header and bolt it down in the slots provided. Let your car down and your done! Enj0y your new heat shield and peace of mind.
I suggest this type of bolt. It's low profile and would aid in a cleaner install.
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Here are some pics installed on an ITR header!
You will not receive the one pictured, but one absolutely IDENTICAL to it. 100% fitments guaranteed! **Note, the specs you see are water droplets from me cleaning the fingerprints off**
I can also moon cut B series valve covers as well as make custom aluminum spark plug covers!
Moon cut pics:
Spark Plug cover pics!
ANd I'm working on ITR heat shields too....This one was the prototype... as you can see, no hole for the dipstick tube. It's not cleaned up either.
I'm on H-T all the time, and I check my messages several times a day, so PM's will be promptly replied!
I would like to add one thing: I am NOT responsible or liable for ANY damages what-so-ever to your car by a bolt snagging on something or anything that could ever possibly be related to this plate.
Thanks,
Terrance
DIY: JDM ITR Header skid plate install
Tools needed:
An ITR header
My swanky ITR header skid plate
(4) 12 mm bolts 1" long
12 MM wratchet
12 mm wrench
Jack and Jackstands
About 20 minutes (if you take your sweet time)
Step 1: Locate your car and lift the hood.. get ready to do a lil work.
Step 2: Gather tools/materials.
Step 3: Very Important!! Securely lift the car and suspend it with jackstands. Safety first. Jack at the appropriate lifting points.
Step 4: Grab your tools and skidplate and head under the car. Hopefully you won't see this
I've needed one for a long time 
Step 5: Get your skid plate ready to bolt up. It'll fit like so.
Step 6: Finger tight the bolts into the top holes. Kinda tricky since the fans are in the way, but if I can do it, you can too!
Step 7: Finger tight the bolts that go in the bottom of the skid plate. You'll end up with this.
Notice the nice gap here.. A cushion so the metal will give/bend before it touches the header!
Step 8: Using your 12 mm wrench, tighten the 2 bolts by the radiator/fans, then using the wratchet and 12 mm socket, tighten the remaning bolts.
Top bolts ( I only installed one, sinced I was gonna be taking it right back off)
What it looks like when your done!
A view from the front.
Keep in mind, my car is rather low, yours might not sit as low.. But, what can ya do? Raise your car up and screw up the sexy lowered look?
Step 9: Lower yoru car and have peace of mind your header is safer!
- Grade 8 bolts/washers to install the skid plate: $47.00 shipped!
-- Premium skid plate: Sanded and polished, including bolts and washers: $60.00 shipped!
Moon Cut Valve cover service: $30.00 +shipping
PM if interested in an Aluminum spark plug cover or heat shield.
PR3 ECU FS
Will trade for:
Games (Xbox, SNES, NES, ect)
94-01 Integra parts (lookin for a 98-01 lip, skid plate +Cash on my end)
Stereo stuff (speakers, ect)
Tools/toolbox
Skid Plate
This is a MUST HAVE item if your car is lowered and you have an ITR header. It only weighs 2 lbs so there is no weight issue at all!
Material: Made of out 3/16" Marine grade aluminum, resistant to corrosion and salt if you live where that stuff happens
(Florida guy here.)Payment:
Paypal only. Paypal addy is: mac_24_seven@hotmail.com
I have made several transactions on here as well as Ebay so no worries about getting scammed
Shipping: Shipping via UPS ground of USPS (whichever is cheaper). I will give you a tracking # upon shipping out the skid plate. I can ship Monday -Thursday, payments received before 1:00 eastern time will ship same day!
Installation: This is a simple bolt on deal.
All you need is (4) 12 mm bolts/washers to install this skid plate. Just jack your car up, slide the heat shield onto the header and bolt it down in the slots provided. Let your car down and your done! Enj0y your new heat shield and peace of mind.
I suggest this type of bolt. It's low profile and would aid in a cleaner install.
[/QUOTE]Here are some pics installed on an ITR header!
You will not receive the one pictured, but one absolutely IDENTICAL to it. 100% fitments guaranteed! **Note, the specs you see are water droplets from me cleaning the fingerprints off**
I can also moon cut B series valve covers as well as make custom aluminum spark plug covers!
Moon cut pics:
Spark Plug cover pics!
ANd I'm working on ITR heat shields too....This one was the prototype... as you can see, no hole for the dipstick tube.
It's not cleaned up either.I'm on H-T all the time, and I check my messages several times a day, so PM's will be promptly replied!
I would like to add one thing: I am NOT responsible or liable for ANY damages what-so-ever to your car by a bolt snagging on something or anything that could ever possibly be related to this plate.
Thanks,
Terrance
DIY: JDM ITR Header skid plate install
Tools needed:
An ITR header
My swanky ITR header skid plate
(4) 12 mm bolts 1" long
12 MM wratchet
12 mm wrench
Jack and Jackstands
About 20 minutes (if you take your sweet time)
Step 1: Locate your car and lift the hood.. get ready to do a lil work.
Step 2: Gather tools/materials.
Step 3: Very Important!! Securely lift the car and suspend it with jackstands. Safety first. Jack at the appropriate lifting points.
Step 4: Grab your tools and skidplate and head under the car. Hopefully you won't see this
I've needed one for a long time Step 5: Get your skid plate ready to bolt up. It'll fit like so.
Step 6: Finger tight the bolts into the top holes. Kinda tricky since the fans are in the way, but if I can do it, you can too!
Step 7: Finger tight the bolts that go in the bottom of the skid plate. You'll end up with this.
Notice the nice gap here.. A cushion so the metal will give/bend before it touches the header!
Step 8: Using your 12 mm wrench, tighten the 2 bolts by the radiator/fans, then using the wratchet and 12 mm socket, tighten the remaning bolts.
Top bolts ( I only installed one, sinced I was gonna be taking it right back off)
What it looks like when your done!
A view from the front.
Keep in mind, my car is rather low, yours might not sit as low.. But, what can ya do? Raise your car up and screw up the sexy lowered look?
Step 9: Lower yoru car and have peace of mind your header is safer!
Last edited by mac_24_seven; 02-11-2010 at 03:33 AM.
08-30-2007, 03:46 AM
#6
Re: (boricuatuning)
DIY: JDM ITR Header skid plate install
Tools needed:
An ITR header
My swanky ITR header skid plate
(4) 12 mm bolts 1" long
12 MM wratchet
12 mm wrench
Jack and Jackstands
About 20 minutes (if you take your sweet time)
Step 1: Locate your car and lift the hood.. get ready to do a lil work.
Step 2: Gather tools/materials.
Step 3: Very Important!! Securely lift the car and suspend it with jackstands. Safety first. Jack at the appropriate lifting points.
Step 4: Grab your tools and skidplate and head under the car. Hopefully you won't see this I've needed one for a long time
Step 5: Get your skid plate ready to bolt up. It'll fit like so.
Step 6: Finger tight the bolts into the top holes. Kinda tricky since the fans are in the way, but if I can do it, you can too!
Step 7: Finger tight the bolts that go in the bottom of the skid plate. You'll end up with this.
Notice the nice gap here.. A cushion so the metal will give/bend before it touches the header!
Step 8: Using your 12 mm wrench, tighten the 2 bolts by the radiator/fans, then using the wratchet and 12 mm socket, tighten the remaning bolts.
Top bolts ( I only installed one, sinced I was gonna be taking it right back off)
What it looks like when your done!
A view from the front.
Keep in mind, my car is rather low, yours might not sit as low.. But, what can ya do? Raise your car up and screw up the sexy lowered look?
Step 9: Lower yoru car and have peace of mind your header is safer!
Modified by mac_24_seven at 5:10 AM 8/30/2007
Tools needed:
An ITR header
My swanky ITR header skid plate
(4) 12 mm bolts 1" long
12 MM wratchet
12 mm wrench
Jack and Jackstands
About 20 minutes (if you take your sweet time)
Step 1: Locate your car and lift the hood.. get ready to do a lil work.
Step 2: Gather tools/materials.
Step 3: Very Important!! Securely lift the car and suspend it with jackstands. Safety first. Jack at the appropriate lifting points.
Step 4: Grab your tools and skidplate and head under the car. Hopefully you won't see this
I've needed one for a long time Step 5: Get your skid plate ready to bolt up. It'll fit like so.
Step 6: Finger tight the bolts into the top holes. Kinda tricky since the fans are in the way, but if I can do it, you can too!
Step 7: Finger tight the bolts that go in the bottom of the skid plate. You'll end up with this.
Notice the nice gap here.. A cushion so the metal will give/bend before it touches the header!
Step 8: Using your 12 mm wrench, tighten the 2 bolts by the radiator/fans, then using the wratchet and 12 mm socket, tighten the remaning bolts.
Top bolts ( I only installed one, sinced I was gonna be taking it right back off)
What it looks like when your done!
A view from the front.
Keep in mind, my car is rather low, yours might not sit as low.. But, what can ya do? Raise your car up and screw up the sexy lowered look?
Step 9: Lower yoru car and have peace of mind your header is safer!
Modified by mac_24_seven at 5:10 AM 8/30/2007
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09-10-2007, 10:18 PM
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Re: FS: 3/16" Aluminum ITR skid plates! $40.00 ea, shipped!!! Cheapest anywhere on the net! (mac_24_
I like how it says "Locate your car" lol. Oh, No!! I'VE MISPLACED MY CAR!! LOL...
Bump for you. great idea to sell these...I have been wanting to make some for my header, but not ITR, DC....have a few prototypes drawn up, just need to get the supplies.
Good luck1!
Bump for you. great idea to sell these...I have been wanting to make some for my header, but not ITR, DC....have a few prototypes drawn up, just need to get the supplies.
Good luck1!
09-11-2007, 04:16 AM
#13
Re: FS: 3/16" Aluminum ITR skid plates! $40.00 ea, shipped!!! Cheapest anywhere on the net! (mac_24_
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by denraweb »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I like how it says "Locate your car" lol. Oh, No!! I'VE MISPLACED MY CAR!! LOL...
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Step one of my DIY's are always the most obvious thing.. But always important.
How many DIY's have you seen where you work on your car, and they have EVERY STEP layed out, EXCEPT.... Actually finding your car?
And thanks for t3h bump!
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Step one of my DIY's are always the most obvious thing.. But always important.
How many DIY's have you seen where you work on your car, and they have EVERY STEP layed out, EXCEPT.... Actually finding your car?
And thanks for t3h bump!
09-27-2007, 11:44 AM
#25
Re: FS: 3/16" Aluminum ITR skid plates! $40.00 ea, shipped!!! Cheapest anywhere on the net! (mac_24_
I believe I've sold 8 of these things so far... and 8 happy customers! I've nearly perfected my lil technique of bending the skid plates.
I don't have the header anymore, so I'm using the one that I installed on MY car as the pattern. I have allowed myself no more than about 2 degree's different angle from my pattern so there is absolutely ZERO chance of it not working.
If I can find the time, I'll see if I can find some low profile bolts so my fell Honda guys have all the supplies they need.
I'm making them per request and can usually ship the same day payment is received.
I don't have the header anymore, so I'm using the one that I installed on MY car as the pattern. I have allowed myself no more than about 2 degree's different angle from my pattern so there is absolutely ZERO chance of it not working.
If I can find the time, I'll see if I can find some low profile bolts so my fell Honda guys have all the supplies they need.
I'm making them per request and can usually ship the same day payment is received.