Formula Splitter *Pictures*
#5
I agree that it is too far out. In the pictures, it is virtually fully extended.
I will grab recessed pictures tomorrow.
It was really straightforward to put on. Not difficult at all. I'd say it should realistically take around an hour.
I will grab recessed pictures tomorrow.
It was really straightforward to put on. Not difficult at all. I'd say it should realistically take around an hour.
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#9
your going to give him a blow job for one?
you need to lower your car, looks like its just wearing a bib with how high it is from the ground
#11
It creates less turbulence under the car and more down force...
I also created ours to get more air to the radiator and of course protect the paint on your bumper from getting scraped up
Adam's car looks AMAZING! Like my car's hot sister
I also created ours to get more air to the radiator and of course protect the paint on your bumper from getting scraped up
Adam's car looks AMAZING! Like my car's hot sister
#12
They can be recessed more... However, I kind of like the fact that it makes the car look more aggressive full extended (Formula's are a little more low key than Trans-Ams and I think this is a nice touch).
Fully extended + triple digits I'd probably add support bars for stiffness...
On a side note, a splitter just saw OVER 150mph in Vegas (racing a twin turbo Stealth which it beat) and no deflection or vibration AND the car handled better with the splitter than without
Fully extended + triple digits I'd probably add support bars for stiffness...
On a side note, a splitter just saw OVER 150mph in Vegas (racing a twin turbo Stealth which it beat) and no deflection or vibration AND the car handled better with the splitter than without
#16
I will have more pictures later this morning...there is still frost on the car.
you need to lower your car, looks like its just wearing a bib with how high it is from the ground
#17