I have the rrm splitter and i have been looking for something to accent the side skirts in the same way the splitter does to the front. So i decided to make skirt extensions to match the splitter.I will document the progress with some pictures , hopefully the end result will turn out good

So far i have my extensions laid out and resin on the mat , waiting for it to harden up then on to the bondo stage

 

stage 2

 

for anyone else interested in doing a project like this the material cost is around 100 $ the skirt measures 75 inch long and im making them 5 n a half inch depth ( yes i am using a 2x6 for my shape) , the end will curve down around one inch just like the rrm splitter , and im using woven fiberglass instead of the strands fiberglass ( easier to work with )

 

stage 3 n 4

 

final stage , the whole point of this lil project was to accent the skirts with something that flows with the splitter,which i think i accomplished

 

wow it actually aint that bad, would love to see some better pics

 

looks pretty good Infamous.. I'd probably pull the sides out a bit, it seems like the front has a bit more showing.. At first I thought you were totally wrapping the 2x6.. that would of been funny.. 2x6 splitters lol..

 

ill try to take some better pics, i thought about pulling em out a bit more but then you get that running board look like on trucks , so i decided to make em flush at the back and the front then you see it stick out where the skirt dips in , plus the rrm splitter is flush at the sides so i was trying to match it , next up is someething for the rear

 

lol naw the 2x6 gave me the nice edge i just trimmed it from there

 

hmm never thought about the running board effect.. makes sense.

 

very nice! exactly what im looking for.. but waiting for a company to design some! you should sell the mould to a company and then claim a certain % for everyone they sell they are perfect! good work!

 

i was trying to wait for someone to make em but no one was so i decided to make em myself, it took me 9 hours start to finish to do em and cost me 100$ , if you have the right tools its not that hard to do

 

i tried a few different ways and the way i mounted it made the most sense with flowing with the splitter , youll see at one a the meets what i mean

 

Very interesting. Good job on the DIY. Looks pretty good.

 

hard work pays off! nice-