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1. Bin Buddy - Actually does have some value. I've been able to fit more stuff in to the bin in an orderly way. So, with me being a neat freak, it's a win.
2. Carbon fiber license plate - I consider this my CF 'starter kit'.
Black Corvette valve stems - Why Chevy sells the C7 with those cheap grey caps is beyond me, considering the cost of the car.
4. LED lights for cargo and license plate - Although I've yet to put them in. I tried putting them in the cargo area and when I put in one side, the other side light went out and the one I replaced didn't come on so I yanked it. I have Philips 194 LED 12 volt
This went on very easily and I'm very happy about the peace of mind when i hear the scraping sounds now. No more grimace-face... For the cost, it's a big win.
I had the car up on a lift for the install and it was novel to see how flat the under side surface is.
NEXT UP :
I have the Carbon fiber grill insert on order and it should be here in a wee or so :
Good for you! Soooo many things to do. A wise man once told me that mods come at a 2:1 ratio. The money you spend on the car, spend twice on the wife, girlfriend, or significant other. I say that and im divorced, go figure
Cool 1st mods. Does the Protekt Skip Plat work with a front spoiler in case you want to upgrade in the future?
So, the skid plate is cut to the shape of the bumper underside so I think adding a splitter wouldn't be to far off. The existing holes were used with the exception of 2 new holes that were needed. That would have to be considered if adding a splitter. However removing the skid plates is just a simple matter of unscrewing them.
I didn't buy it thinking of a splitter in the future. The company would probably be the authority on that question:
My first mods
