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^go take some more hdr pics.
wow josh. way to not take a joke. ive run the splitter at 6 track days and NUMEROUS 140+ runs and its lasted almost a full year. i am impressed that it held up this long.
the only thing im upset about is that its gone because i really liked the look of it on my car. cant we just hug it out?
wow josh. way to not take a joke. ive run the splitter at 6 track days and NUMEROUS 140+ runs and its lasted almost a full year. i am impressed that it held up this long.
the only thing im upset about is that its gone because i really liked the look of it on my car. cant we just hug it out?
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josh - no prob. i thought about powdercoating them but i might just spray paint them and say hell with it.
mike - its only a couple inches under the front bumper.
thing is about the angle, the bottom of the front bumper actually curves upward so the splitter points up slightly. ill try using the turnbuckles to get it closer to even though. not that worried about it because like i said, it lasted this long without them even.
sool - if it wasnt white then ya.
pfizzle - actually i was making fun of all the people on here that dont push their cars. and i mentioned the apr splitter because its the only other option out there.
myg37: slow and pretty
mike - its only a couple inches under the front bumper.
thing is about the angle, the bottom of the front bumper actually curves upward so the splitter points up slightly. ill try using the turnbuckles to get it closer to even though. not that worried about it because like i said, it lasted this long without them even.
sool - if it wasnt white then ya.
pfizzle - actually i was making fun of all the people on here that dont push their cars. and i mentioned the apr splitter because its the only other option out there.
myg37: slow and pretty
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i got my lugs done for $3/each so shouldnt be that much. actually just took off the old spltiter today at kevs and spray painted an old turnbuckle and tow hook. didnt come out that bad. im worried pc'ing it will be too thick on the threads so dont think ill bother.
new splitter will be here next week so im going to paint everything myself and see how it comes out. should be rebuilding my front end next week for the new look.
new splitter will be here next week so im going to paint everything myself and see how it comes out. should be rebuilding my front end next week for the new look.
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Be careful with powdercoating. Most PC companies raise the temp too high, and the structure of the metal is compromised. Find a company that specifically has a low temperature process; it will cost more. I've seen a lot of rims and turnbuckles break on the track, and PC was determined to be the cause of the failure.
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almost forgot to update you guys. ill post better pics once i get unlazy but this saturday...
cold and rainy this morning but still knocked it out at kevs in just over an hour.
painted splitter + painted turnbuckles + painted lower grills + painted tow hook.
cold and rainy this morning but still knocked it out at kevs in just over an hour.
painted splitter + painted turnbuckles + painted lower grills + painted tow hook.
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Did it break your bumper? Like where the bolts where installed? Or just the splitter itself? I just put mine in I did 10 Stainless Steel bolts 1/4" diameter with lock washers and Lock nuts instead of the screws... Counting the two corners that I also replaced the bolts with a longer bolt I have a total of 12 bolts... plus I put as much 3M tape as I could get in that thing LOL!... I hope it stays there...