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Splitter/Lip Spoiler finally fitted properly and a good excuse for another picture

Lemon

Lemon

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Hi

Well after finally reshaping the back edge of the splitter it now fits a treat infront of the wheel arch liner, which was catching and causing it to bend the arch liner.

Took these pics at the top of the Horshoe Pass near Llangollen.

I really like the look of it now its on [:D]

And as Nick said after fitting his the car feels more planted at speed, which I have to agree with, or is that all in my mind[;)]

Right no more spending, must resist

Cheers

Lee



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Looks good and you have plenty of ride height clearance as well so you shouldn't have too many issues with speed bumps & driveways.
 
ORIGINAL: Lemon

Hi

Well after finally reshaping the back edge of the splitter it now fits a treat infront of the wheel arch liner, which was catching and causing it to bend the arch liner.

Took these pics at the top of the Horshoe Pass near Llangollen.

I really like the look of it now its on [:D]

And as Nick said after fitting his the car feels more planted at speed, which I have to agree with, or is that all in my mind[;)]

Right no more spending, must resist

Cheers

Lee



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No more spending Lee?!

Yeah, right...![8|][:D]


Car looks superb BTW![:)]
 
I would sooo like one of these on my 944 unfortunately it wouldnt fit mine.
ORIGINAL: RC18B 911 turbo

The Splitters do look really good on 944s. especially darker coloured or silver ones.
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Hey Lee. Looks good m8.. You just need to drop the ride height somewhat now.. then youl be curbing it like a good un.....!!!!!!!!!!
PS they look THE best on Blue cars....
This was it fitted to my old S2....On KW...
 
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