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Carbon Splitter on Cup Pics





After some support here I decided to put the splitter on today. Im the least practical person ever (can barely change a light bulb!) and the fittings were not supplied so I wasnt confident, but....

http://chrisharrison.smugmug.com/photos/24749966-M.jpg

More pics here... http://chrisharrison.smugmug.com/gallery/534854http://chrisharrison.smugmug.com/gallery/534854, just noticed how clean it still is actually, havent cleaned it for a week (about 400 miles), NXT wax really works wonders.

Splitter looks great in the flesh, drilling the holes was easy, attaching it to the car was easy but damn was taping it to the car to get the fitting shape hard work. I never raised the car at all and just had a screwdriver and a few self-tapping screws to work with. I can now officially say that if I could do it with no help, virtually no equipment and not raising the car anyone on the planet could do this!
 


Quote: Originally posted by carbon copy on 13 June 2005


looks sooooooo much better

just dont smash it on a speed bump

--chris
Wont be too concerned until coilovers go on as clearance seems ok. Unfortunately I have to drive through one of those "home zones" to get to work which is basically a 20 limit stretch with about 15 speed humps, thats then followed by 3 or 4 really evil ones at work..which I admit provide plenty of enterainment in the mornings when the students turn up in their 3" from the ground Jap Tuners (i.e. Nissan Micras etc) and scratch their exhausts etc.
 


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