$550. located in NorCal, will ship at buyer's expense

This splitter was designed as big as possible within the NASA TT rules (in 2008). It provides noticeable downforce above 70mph and especially in braking. It sits 2.5-3" from the ground but could be raised. To attach to stock Evo 8/9 bumper, remove the factory lip and drill holes for nutserts. Screws then thread through holes in the top of the splitter's air dam and into the nutserts in the factory bumper. Note the brake cooling ducts and NACA ducts for tranny and t-case cooling.

Nothing short of a full Voltex bumper+undertray will equal the downforce of this piece. It was built by Brian Lock out of alumalite - the whole splitter only weighs about 15lbs.

I only ran it 1 time at Infineon - with 300whp and 255 R888s I did a 1'51.x. To equal that time without it I needed 345whp.









extra mount point on car uses optional welded tab (not necessary):


quick release for attaching to mount point above:

 

^^ I really like the design!

 

Pics on Car?

 

very well designed indeed. I really what you did for the Naca ducts to cool down the trannny and Transfer case.

 

I don't have any with me here at work. I'll look at home this weekend.

 

Hey Will I am very interested! PM your number so we can chat and maybe I can come by this weekend to check this piece out


will

 

dang, pictures saved... I need this for my X in a big way.

Can you show/describe how it bolts on?

 

Any pics of it on the car?

 

The only reason why i saw this thread is because you had initially posted it in the Motorsports forum. Id like to ask you some questions. PMs are difficult to keep track of. What is your email? Or just email me here:

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Thanks

 

sale pending

 

Sick! I want!

 

Screw pending.. consider this sold Will

 

After much debate, I have decided to put this back up for sale


bump

 

Still for sale? Will it clear bigger intercoolers, such as my Buschur Deluxe? If sold do you know who I could contact to have one built for my application?

Thanks

Craig

 

Bump for an awesome build design. I have admired the mounting setup since you first posted the pics. I do understand you are trying to sell it, but the above statement is pushing it just a tad

What material is the vertical air dam made from, and where did you source it? I've been looking all over for something like that. Right now I'm stuck with using Home Depot lawn edging for my air dam