Side skirts what to avoid

[Purist]

Hi all, I'm looking for a set of TRD style skirts to cover a gnarly dent in my rocker panel. They range from $200-1500. What should I avoid in terms of material, brands etc. Any horror stories?

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[JD001]

I say that you should avoid high kerbs and such road fixtures..

[x808drifter]

Originally Posted by JD001

I say that you should avoid high kerbs and such road fixtures..

I heard legit body kits are way more durable than knock offs.
So you can use those as jacking points right?

[JD001]

Originally Posted by x808drifter

I heard legit body kits are way more durable than knock offs.
So you can use those as jacking points right?

Who told you that? I don't think so.. but hey you can give it go but make sure that you're not under the car when you test out the theory.

[sharpsicle]

Originally Posted by JD001

Who told you that? I don't think so.. but hey you can give it go but make sure that you're not under the car when you test out the theory.

[JD001]

Originally Posted by sharpsicle

I was expecting an amusing retort to maintain the momentum.. peaked too early..

[Purist]

Originally Posted by JD001

I say that you should avoid high kerbs and such road fixtures..

It was actually a rock wall at the 2018 QLD Hillclimb Championships. The car got up on two wheels!

Trashed the front bumper, front left strut, and BOTH rear lower control arms, and nearly ripped off the rear bumper, and put a nasty dent in the rocker panel, as well as a crease in front of the rear left arch. I was super lucky not to write it off. Chassis is straight as. Thank God for energy absorbing pressed metal suspension components.

(I came third)

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[sharpsicle]

Originally Posted by JD001

.. peaked too early..

Story of my life. Just ask my ex-girlfriends...