YOUR RESEARCHdumb Q: What's the difference between rockers and side skirts?
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My car doesn't have the aerokit but it does have something that runs underneath the doors. If I get the aerokit sideskirts, am I getting something that goes on top of what's already here or in place of what's already here. (And what the heck do you call the piece that's already here...rocker? non-aerokit sideskirt? )...My apologies for an extremely dumb question in advance
I call the side pieces that run between the wheel wells, along the bottom of the door, Flared Rocker Panels. There are also GT skirts or fins that attach behind the rear wheel arches and spread out just a bit from the bumper bottom.
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