TA style splitter for Classics
22 June 2009, 07:12 PM
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well am in, carbon would be better but will wait to see the difference in price, didnt you consider making it so it fit like the P1 style splitter as may be easyier to get a flush fit ?(going into the rad bit on the bumper)
also the orginal one you made before getting the mold done was made over the top of a P1 splitter is this going to make any difference as i dont have any splitter fitted, sure its not going to fit as flush??
where you based?
do you supply painted DBM ?
lots of questions ...sorry
cheers phil
also the orginal one you made before getting the mold done was made over the top of a P1 splitter is this going to make any difference as i dont have any splitter fitted, sure its not going to fit as flush??
where you based?
do you supply painted DBM ?
lots of questions ...sorry
cheers phil
Last edited by phil739; 22 June 2009 at 07:26 PM.
22 June 2009, 07:50 PM
#124
well am in, carbon would be better but will wait to see the difference in price, didnt you consider making it so it fit like the P1 style splitter as may be easyier to get a flush fit ?(going into the rad bit on the bumper)
also the orginal one you made before getting the mold done was made over the top of a P1 splitter is this going to make any difference as i dont have any splitter fitted, sure its not going to fit as flush??
where you based?
do you supply painted DBM ?
lots of questions ...sorry
cheers phil
also the orginal one you made before getting the mold done was made over the top of a P1 splitter is this going to make any difference as i dont have any splitter fitted, sure its not going to fit as flush??
where you based?
do you supply painted DBM ?
lots of questions ...sorry
cheers phil
12 July 2009, 09:20 AM
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any news yet on the facelift one
can you measure from the front of the bumper to the ground and then with the new splitter fitted to the ground as well , just need to know what the differnece is to the floor
cheers
can you measure from the front of the bumper to the ground and then with the new splitter fitted to the ground as well , just need to know what the differnece is to the floor
cheers
Last edited by phil739; 12 July 2009 at 09:24 AM.
21 July 2009, 12:30 PM
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ABW is taking a much needed break, he will be back next week. and yes, the first facelift splitters have been produced and i'm sure pics will be up asap. 
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28 July 2009, 09:36 AM
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welcome back can i have the measurement from the bottom of the front bumper to the floor without it fitted and then another measurement when fitted so i can work out if my car will get up my drive if i had one fitted
are these £50 painted black as pre facelift ones where extra ?
cheers phil
01 August 2009, 09:35 AM
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great lookin splitter.
im very interested but in the carbon model.
i have a jun at the minute but fancy a bit of carbon
heres my jun splitter thats on at the moment.
regards nathan
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im very interested but in the carbon model.
i have a jun at the minute but fancy a bit of carbon
heres my jun splitter thats on at the moment.
regards nathan
SUBARU IMPREZA TYPE RA - HOME
