This is strictly my personal experience but skip plates usually have a pretty drastic handling effect on a car. While they do save the chassis, which is great, they have a lot of down sides to them. For starters (Guessing at the thickness) on the rear you loose close to 3-4mm of ride height for landing clearance as well as bump clearance. The other thing that I found to be scary was in regard to the front one, again it does a great job of saving the front kickup portion but I found it caused a premature banana in the chassis (Again takes away ride height so jump transitions bumps etc). I'm not saying not to use them but just be mindful of them.