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Yeh I wouldnt worry about them. Mine had come loose so I got rid of it. The tank is so thick they arent actually needed. Think of it as weight saving enabling you to go faster... also 1 less thing to rattle and then eventually fall off.
lol ok. Its just the one behind the rear wheel is also acting like a semi stone guard, would the road grit not wear into it?
I suppose I could use that adhesive heat shield and if it wears just replace it.
Yeh, I woulnt worry about it bu. They are tough as old boots.
I agree, a couple of years ago I was foolishly jacking the back of my car up with the stock jack, I had an axle stand on one side and was jacking up the other (stupid, I know).
Long story short, the car fell of the jack, the axle stand went over and the car landed fuel tank on axle stand with most of it's weight. Put a groove in the tank but never punctured it.
I went out that day and bought a 4x4 sized trolley jack.
I agree, a couple of years ago I was foolishly jacking the back of my car up with the stock jack, I had an axle stand on one side and was jacking up the other (stupid, I know).
Long story short, the car fell of the jack, the axle stand went over and the car landed fuel tank on axle stand with most of it's weight. Put a groove in the tank but never punctured it.
I went out that day and bought a 4x4 sized trolley jack.
That settles it then, thanks.
But yea, small jacks and axle stands give me nightmares. *shudder*
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