CF Trunk and Splitter
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I just had APR make me one. I dropped off a cardboard template and they cut one out for me. They included a bunch of bolts and nuts and 2 turnbuckles. They are fiberglass with a layer of carbon on top.
#34
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yeah that looks to be a real pain to remove tho. and a good functional splitter is going to have to be removed to be loaded into a trailer.
And Allan Blaine is getting my trunk this week and car after sears so I should have info and prices on both in 2 weeks.
The splitter I'm having designed will come off with a couple bolts and will abe a lot lower than the one you have there.
And Allan Blaine is getting my trunk this week and car after sears so I should have info and prices on both in 2 weeks.
The splitter I'm having designed will come off with a couple bolts and will abe a lot lower than the one you have there.
#35
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Originally Posted by krazik' date='Mar 26 2007, 05:13 PM
a good functional splitter is going to have to be removed to be loaded into a trailer.
You may need that bolt-on capability for at the track replacement....
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yes that too, you can adjust the height and its made from 2 pcs so you can replace the half (or both) that you break.
Sorry it hasn't been done earlier. Allen's been busy.
And by height I meant where he has it mounted (the radiator support) is too high imo. (I've run one there for ~1 year).
-Ry
Sorry it hasn't been done earlier. Allen's been busy.
And by height I meant where he has it mounted (the radiator support) is too high imo. (I've run one there for ~1 year).
-Ry
#37
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Originally Posted by krazik' date='Mar 26 2007, 06:36 PM
yes that too, you can adjust the height and its made from 2 pcs so you can replace the half (or both) that you break.
I might add one other touch. A local racer I know has lost his splitter so often that it now says "please return to XXX XXXX" on it. He says it really helps get it back to him after races....
#40
Originally Posted by HunterEz' date='Mar 26 2007, 04:05 PM
Haven't driven around with it yet.
Unlike some people.. our cars are dual purpose (street / track).