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Gealii · 07-13-2012, 08:14 PM

i remember reading about the durability of a coroplast belly pan vs a steel belly pan or some other actual metal. the coroplast was better for 2 reasons: it was lighter then a steel belly pan that was able to hold its shape, and it is strong enough due to its design to protect from most obstacles on the road and protect the underbelly.

Personally myself i have not done anything using coroplast yet but i have felt the durability from election signs. I do plan to put a belly pan made of coroplast to cover to at least past my tranny from the front to at least protect the more important items

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Gealii The Dirty330 Modder Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: North East Ohio, USA Posts: 642 CruzeRS - '15 Chevy Cruze LT RS 90 day: 41.29 mpg (US) Thanks: 10 Thanked 67 Times in 59 Posts	i remember reading about the durability of a coroplast belly pan vs a steel belly pan or some other actual metal. the coroplast was better for 2 reasons: it was lighter then a steel belly pan that was able to hold its shape, and it is strong enough due to its design to protect from most obstacles on the road and protect the underbelly. Personally myself i have not done anything using coroplast yet but i have felt the durability from election signs. I do plan to put a belly pan made of coroplast to cover to at least past my tranny from the front to at least protect the more important items __________________ "The only real mistake is the one from which we learn nothing." - Henry Ford