Reply to "front end splitter"

bosswrenchMember

A splitter will not hurt handling and may even help. I suggest not allowing more than 1-1/2" of front protrusion (larger protrusions are more easily damaged) and running it from the front of the spoiler you have (which I cannot see in your photos- they do not display on my computer since George changed his software) all the way back to the radiator support. A splitter is supposed to shape airflow going under the nose, and doing it this way will also suck a bit more air out of the backside of the radiator, thus helping cooling as well as adding a bit more front downforce. Many splitters are made of 1/4" thick plastic with rounded front edges, in as tough a material as you can find.

9/29/1810:25 AM

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