A couple of questions about APR Products
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A couple of questions about APR Products
I just got an EVO 9 and I was checking out some of APR's Aerodynamic products online and had a few questions. First is with their canards. My guess is, the price they give on their site is just for two individual canards? The pics they have, show an Evo with four so I wasn't sure. 2nd question is with the installation of their canards and their wind splitter, is there major drilling involved with them? Obviously, the canards and the splitter support rods are connected with the bumper, but wasn't exactly sure what was involved with installing them. I tried a search, but didn't come up with a whole lot. Any info would be great.
Last edited by Goldfinger978; Nov 27, 2007 at 08:26 PM.
I have the apr splitter. Very simple install. The only holes that need to be drilled are 2 holes in the splitter. All the other holes are pre drilled and line up to the factory mounting points on the bumper that the plastic undertray did. The thing that gets annoying with it is if you need to take the splitter off for some reason the front bumper needs to come off with it. On the other hand I would rather pull the bumper off then that damn plastic undertray. I have pictures floating around here if you want more send me a pm
PS your car is very strong. I was there when your car was tuned last night
PS your car is very strong. I was there when your car was tuned last night
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Sounds good. Might have to pick one up. When you say "had to drill two holes in the splitter, you mean for the steel supports? Looked like from the pics on APR's site that the splitter were already to go, just had to drill holes for the bumper? Maybe i'm wrong?
Last edited by Goldfinger978; Nov 28, 2007 at 10:08 PM.
Cool!! Yea, I was in DC yesterday for a buisness trip so I didn't get a chance to witness the dyno pulls, but Chad said it made 289/289 on 22lbs so im very happy with the initial numbers so far.
Sounds good. Might have to pick one up. When you say "had to drill two holes in the splitter, you mean for the steel supports? Looked like from the pics on APR's site that the splitter were already to go, just had to drill holes for the bumper? Maybe i'm wrong?
Sounds good. Might have to pick one up. When you say "had to drill two holes in the splitter, you mean for the steel supports? Looked like from the pics on APR's site that the splitter were already to go, just had to drill holes for the bumper? Maybe i'm wrong?