Deflector
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Racer
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From: laPlace louisiana
St. Jude Donor '09-'10-'11-'12-'13-'14
Deflector
Hey Guys,
Is it possible to put the center lower deflector in backwards? When I look under the car from the front I see a big gap between the side curved deflectors. I called the shop and they said they put it in. My son looked under the front and he said that he thinks it is there but if it is it is flat with the bottom of the car
. I know it is spring loaded to stay down and push up when hit. I know we haven't hit anything...I guess it will wait till I get back home to see.
Is it possible to put the center lower deflector in backwards? When I look under the car from the front I see a big gap between the side curved deflectors. I called the shop and they said they put it in. My son looked under the front and he said that he thinks it is there but if it is it is flat with the bottom of the car
. I know it is spring loaded to stay down and push up when hit. I know we haven't hit anything...I guess it will wait till I get back home to see.
Pro
Joined: Jun 2004
Posts: 656
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From: Wright City MO
I wouldn't think it is possible; I just put a new one on mine and the way the attachment brackets are mounted I don't know how you could possibly put it in backwards. The springs should be on the back/bottom rear of the center deflector.
The brackets are bent and at the rear of the deflector. It is also notched on both sides of the rear of the deflector to fit around the frame.
However, it might be possible for it to be installed upside down.
The brackets are bent and at the rear of the deflector. It is also notched on both sides of the rear of the deflector to fit around the frame.
However, it might be possible for it to be installed upside down.
Last edited by Slider-01; Feb 5, 2010 at 06:07 AM.
