horseshoes

for sure worth it.....

Regards, Jim

 

You might want to check the 348/355 section.
Doing a search will turn up a few threads on the topic.

 

Forza, Where are you in Westchester?

 

Don't do it. Here's why:

The skid plates make a part of the car rigid that shouldn't be rigid. If you have the skid plates installed and you hit it a certain way, you'll crack the front bumper or worse, even rip it off the car. If you're gonna drive the thing, your best bet is to leave it as is. You'll wind up painting the bumper anyway and repairing the scrapes under the lip isn't that big of a deal.

 

+1

 

good advice.

 

I had the Hill Engineering plates on my 355 for many years without issue.

http://www.hillengineering.co.uk/catalog/skd355pe-p-50.html?osCsid=839c45ba378f1299bf4ec0e68368730c

Easy to install.

I have the Premier Motorsports skid plates on my 430. Also, good, but not as easy to install.