Reply to "front end splitter"

peterfenlonMember

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Tom Kuester:
this is an opinion question. In an effort to solve the relatively weak front end design, the first owner of my car added a front end air scoop some 40 years ago. I am toying with the idea of adding an adjustable splitter without adding visible holes to the car. This will either be in 1/4 aluminum plate or carbon fiber. The mock-up you see is fabricated with formed gator board and sheet aluminum, strengthened by steel straps. Your thoughts are welcome, even negative.[/QUOTE

I think that the idea is quite good, and if I may suggest that its the unusual none standard air intake with the blue lights inside that let it down visually, the angles of the fabrication appear too acute.
I would also like to see the finished unit.
Joules you cannot say rudy wording, be more constructive. If I said that the front of your white motor car looked like the great grand Coulee dam................but I won't as I wish not to offend, tongue firmly in cheek though.

9/29/1811:13 AM

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