EVO Aerodynamics Review
Circuit/Time Attack. The rods actually connect through to metal plates behind the bar. There are also chassis connected supports just behind the lower edge of the bar, 2 to the centre and one either side and some aluminum angle for structural reinforcing. The front section connects to the rear section of my Beatrush undertray. Total weight including all the hardware is 17 lbs. I've completed 4 track days with this set up now and 130 - 140 mph no problems. Lap times dropped by >1 second per lap so far and through the fastest sweeper at the track corner speeds increased >6mph. Some in car footage here
Wasp composite built my splitter and is extremely strong. I was able to mount the splitter with no front support in the front and able to stand on it. I'm 230 lbs. Splitter is held on by 2 bolts in the rear and 3 1/4-20 button head bolts up front in the L bracket. Install is about 5-10 minutes. Also, from what I have read diffuser should be in the range of 7-10*. Here are a couple pics. If you are looking for a carbon fiber splitter hit up wasp composite. You can check them out on Facebook. They have some Time attack cars running their products.



This pic is of the diffuser at a 18* angle.. We were getting some loose aero at buttonwillow going around riverside. It has been adjusted to about 10* now.



This pic is of the diffuser at a 18* angle.. We were getting some loose aero at buttonwillow going around riverside. It has been adjusted to about 10* now.
Wasp composite built my splitter and is extremely strong. I was able to mount the splitter with no front support in the front and able to stand on it. I'm 230 lbs. Splitter is held on by 2 bolts in the rear and 3 1/4-20 button head bolts up front in the L bracket. Install is about 5-10 minutes. Also, from what I have read diffuser should be in the range of 7-10*. Here are a couple pics. If you are looking for a carbon fiber splitter hit up wasp composite. You can check them out on Facebook.
I am using binary (sn: JID2) brake cooling kit. I have the holes in the headlights for the ducting. I was one of the first guys to get the splitter as he designed around mine but I know it isn't much more that the APR and is probably 3 times stronger. He uses a 1/2 high density foam core with 12k carbon fiber. He also made the canards too. PM me and i'll see what pricing i can get
I am using binary (sn: JID2) brake cooling kit. I have the holes in the headlights for the ducting. I was one of the first guys to get the splitter as he designed around mine but I know it isn't much more that the APR and is probably 3 times stronger. He uses a 1/2 high density foam core with 12k carbon fiber. He also made the canards too. PM me and i'll see what pricing i can get
Last edited by kaj; Sep 12, 2014 at 12:06 PM.












