I'm sure its all done for the looks that it gives, think it looks fantastic:thumb: , would love one myself. Not a bad price for a fair old chunk of Carbon.
So how long did it take to fit?, and whats involved? Again nice one BodSki |
Hey Darren
Only took about 30 minutes to fit. It took longer going to B&Q to get the right fixings for it. It uses exisiting pickup points on the underside of the STi bumper/bodywork, Tim @ Scoobyparts said to use push fit plasic fixings but i used 6mm nuts and bolts with some big washers. Just a matter of taking out a few 10mm bolts that are already on the underside of the car, lining up the splitter, replacing those ones and then using the 6mm ones from B&Q in the middle where the exisiting fixing holes are. Piece of P1ss even for me :thumb: Boyd.
Originally Posted by DarrenSTI
I'm sure its all done for the looks that it gives, think it looks fantastic:thumb: , would love one myself. Not a bad price for a fair old chunk of Carbon.
So how long did it take to fit?, and whats involved? Again nice one BodSki |
Originally Posted by B0DSKI
What original one ??? :cuckoo:
What does it do exactly? |
Originally Posted by Vapid
So if it didn't have one as standard you've been and bought an lightweight part that adds weight to your car?
What does it do exactly? It des exactly what i says on the tin btw |
Originally Posted by B0DSKI
True it adds weight.............About 6-8 ounces i'd of thought so i'm not gonna be worrying too much about the extra weight doubling my fuel bills and dragging the front of the car too close to the ground :lol1:
It des exactly what i says on the tin btw |
Vapid,
i am no expert, (am I may well be corrected) but my understanding is that a splitter 'splits' the air flow at the front of the car, channeling air and making it pass faster under the car, causing a pressure differential between the air going over the car and that below. The air below will be at a lower pressure causing a suction effect which sticks the car to the road........ .................It also looks good |
Originally Posted by terzo204
Vapid,
i am no expert, (am I may well be corrected) but my understanding is that a splitter 'splits' the air flow at the front of the car, channeling air and making it pass faster under the car, causing a pressure differential between the air going over the car and that below. The air below will be at a lower pressure causing a suction effect which sticks the car to the road........ .................It also looks good |
30% reduction in lift at speed is the official figures
well worth it for the weight versus benfit argument. There are Fibre Glass version for less though if the £280 is scarey :) |
Originally Posted by terzo204
Vapid,
i am no expert, (am I may well be corrected) but my understanding is that a splitter 'splits' the air flow at the front of the car, channeling air and making it pass faster under the car, causing a pressure differential between the air going over the car and that below. The air below will be at a lower pressure causing a suction effect which sticks the car to the road........ .................It also looks good |
See above :thumb:
Originally Posted by dynamix
30% reduction in lift at speed is the official figures
well worth it for the weight versus benfit argument. There are Fibre Glass version for less though if the £280 is scarey :) |
I'm guessing it was brought because of its looks, more than the Aero advantage (maybe wrong), but thats my point, I mean why do we de-tango front lights:- to make them look better, why do we fit mesh grilles:- to make them look better, the list can go on, of course its a matter of taste thats why there are so many upgrade parts avaible to buy!.
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Originally Posted by DarrenSTI
I'm guessing it was brought because of its looks, more than the Aero advantage (maybe wrong), but thats my point, I mean why do we de-tango front lights:- to make them look better, why do we fit mesh grilles:- to make them look better, the list can go on, of course its a matter of taste thats why there are so many upgrade parts avaible to buy!.
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Originally Posted by DarrenSTI
I'm guessing it was brought because of its looks, more than the Aero advantage (maybe wrong), but thats my point, I mean why do we de-tango front lights:- to make them look better, why do we fit mesh grilles:- to make them look better, the list can go on, of course its a matter of taste thats why there are so many upgrade parts avaible to buy!.
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suprised you are still around Vapid - werent you gonna leave? ;)
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Originally Posted by Vapid
'We' don't fit those things, you might do but all the things you mention are chav accesories like the splitter in question on this thread.
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Originally Posted by dynamix
suprised you are still around Vapid - werent you gonna leave? ;)
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you ran a poll i seem to recall :)
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Originally Posted by dynamix
you ran a poll i seem to recall :)
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