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Originally Posted by krousdb
Note: see also Autospeed article: adding a chin undertray to a 1st gen Prius
![](http://us1.webpublications.com.au/static/images/articles/i24/2456_25lo.jpg)
This is the 1st gen Prius tray.
I did this about a month ago....
![](http://www.cleanmpg.com/photos/data/500/DCP_6374.JPG)
Compare to the Prius undertray in this article: Autospeed article: adding a chin undertray to a 1st gen Prius
At least we are on the same page.
Yesterday I kicked it up a notch.....
Prius Rear Undertray Rear View. The drivers side does come with a tray (diffuser) but the passenger side is open due to the complication of the muffler and exhaust. I used a screw thru the coroplast about 1" long that rests on the muffler to keep a gap between the coroplast and the muffler. From the rear, the white coroplast was quite visible. The green paint was all I had. I also ran out of coroplast. Once I get more I will do something less piecemeal and paint it black. I have yet to go for a drive. Hopefully nothing falls off.
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Which thickness of coroplast do you use. The choices available to me are 1/8", 1/4", and 3/8". With 4x8 sheet prices of $18, $45, and $60 respectively. Should I use the same thickness for both the underside and the wheel skirts. I have found no references to coroplast thickness in any of the articles.