Having built my side sills and modified my diffuser, I thought I would now tackle the front underbelly. On the 2010 Exige, the front undercarriage is not real flat, and the splitter is below the front floor pan by about an inch creating a large gap. Now the bottom of the splitter is indeed the same level as the middle of the undercarriage. So I needed to install some spacers to hold the new floor at the correct height to ensure a completely flat level floor.
I started with a paper template getting as much of the front suspension covered, while it was at full droop. Then got some .125 inch ABS Plastic and cut it out.
I installed some rivet nuts all along the front edge of the belly pan and also installed some to various locations on the underside of the vehicle to ensure solid mounting.
Then simply screwed it in place.
Now that is a flat undercarriage....

I started with a paper template getting as much of the front suspension covered, while it was at full droop. Then got some .125 inch ABS Plastic and cut it out.


I installed some rivet nuts all along the front edge of the belly pan and also installed some to various locations on the underside of the vehicle to ensure solid mounting.


Then simply screwed it in place.


Now that is a flat undercarriage....
