California350

Hi all, I have been using this forum for a while but his is my first post. I recently just thrashed y under shroud because my friend insisted that a lunch place he wanted to go to had a great parking lot. I am in desperate need of a new under shroud and i was planning on getting a new one. I have done some research and looked on this forum but haven't found a threat relating to this topic. I know the tbw aluminum under shroud will be heavier than open but i figure it will last longer. Especially because I have found them at the same price point i figured that i could just go for the aluminum one. Does anyone have any pointers they would like to offer on why i should go for one or the other? Any info is appreciated. Here is my 2005 350!

travlee

iTrader: (8)

tbw is a zspeed knock off, i had the zspeed one and loved it. it stiffens up the front end and give you an oil change access panel

California350

awesome thank you. I Have been trying to find someone who has used any form of aluminum under shroud and its good to hear you liked it.

deeliciousqueen

I love my tbw, there is one selling used in LA for $120 from offer-up.

Bak3rme

iTrader: (1)

i got the TBW one. no complaints here. I've heard it many times scratching or hitting something. good protection. would get again if it broke.

i8acobra

iTrader: (6)

Nope. I know Johnny personally. He designed the undertrays himself. The fact that it looks similar to another brand is because they're simple designs. Not much you can do to differentiate. I personally watched him make cardboard templates. Ask Terrasmak, he know him too.

JedixSole

iTrader: (5)

hear good news about tbw

terrasmak

iTrader: (8)

I’m on TBW #2 , first one took one hell of a beating. Finally hit an embankment and wiped out a lot more then just the undertray

Dave Curry

Off Topic:
Those Wheels look great! what are they?

kauai1800

tampa_joey

3 quick and easy replacements for the Z-that can be done for relativity low cost

the under-tray (replaces plastic with aluminum -and has easy access door to oil filter)

the radiator plate (which helps closes up the gaps in front and at the top of the radiator)

and the bell housing covering.

anyhow-
search my photos for photos of the sort of strikes the under-tray i am running has been taking.

(the damaged connection parts- pulled out the damaged bolts-and replaced with larger washers to cover the torn parts of the trays)

dboyzalter

iTrader: (3)

I have a Z speed and have no regrets, its deff something I would recommend to anyone.