While shopping for my FF I couldn't really find any good photos of skid plate installation on the FF, so I wanted to share my experience. Attached photos in order: 1. Skid plate (by Premier Motorsport). 2. Under the bumper, before installation. 3. Under the bumper, after installation. Overall very happy with how it turned out. Since the plate uses many existing holes in the bumper alignment is spot on. From normal viewing angles, the skid plate is not visible - though the nero daytona paint may be helping here. Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
It will be great having one. It looks like a simple diy and direct-bolt on if I order the part to be shipped to me, right? Do you have contact info for Premier Motorsport? How much did it cost ya?
I had my dealer install it prior to delivery but it seems pretty straightforward to do DIY if you wanted to go that route. Most of the holes use existing holes/screws so alignment should be very straightforward and only a few extra holes towards the front need to be drilled on the bumper. I don't have Premier's contact info as my dealer had the parts in stock, but this appears to be their website with phone number and other info in the contact section: premier motorsport inc. - WELCOME TO PREMIER motosport inc. the ferrarI Collision center As for price - it was lumped together with a bunch of other stuff but I vaguely remember it either around $500 or $700, can't quite remember... but somewhere in that context!
Don't feel like drilling anything, though. Let's see if there are any skid plate option for the rear end...
