Race Worthy Front Splitters - Group Buy (Brushed Aluminum)
Jul 20, 2004, 12:29 PM
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*** Front Racing Splitters - Group Buy (Brushed Aluminum)
Due to popular demand, we're running a group buy on our front splitters - race proven front splitters that look incredible!
New Rock Bottom Prices!!!
Group Buy Price (USD) Only $199 + $9.50(s&h)
Retail $299 + 9.50(s&h) over 33% Off !
To Order: http://www.autovation.net/groupbuy/M.../splitter.html
New Rock Bottom Prices!!!
Group Buy Price (USD) Only $199 + $9.50(s&h)
Retail $299 + 9.50(s&h) over 33% Off !
To Order: http://www.autovation.net/groupbuy/M.../splitter.html
CNC Machined Aluminum Front Splitter
Completely functional and a fantastic looking!
Features Include:
- Maximizes front downforce to reduce overall front-end lift.
- Improves cooling efficiency
- Designed exclusively for circuit racing by an Evolution Racing Instructor
- Integrated between front spoiler and factory lower lip for clean look.
- Simple, direct bolt on.
- Complete Installation Kit includes adjustable support arms, all mounting hardware and instructions.
Questions? e-mail jw@autovation.net
Last edited by autovation; Sep 24, 2004 at 08:38 PM.
Jul 20, 2004, 01:06 PM
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and technicaly i should probably take apr off my sponsor list as soon as my monster sport comes in i wont be able to use their splitter = / so im trying to be unbiased, im just saying carbon fiber for 10$ more seems like a better buy just my 2 cents specialy since this is group buy! i think they could do a better price = )
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Jul 20, 2004, 01:22 PM
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Our splitter...
Originally Posted by BADEVO
It's different. Probably provides the same benfits just in a different material.
http://www.autovation.net/products/M...stall/tech.htm
Jul 20, 2004, 02:47 PM
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IMHO these are better than the APR splitter, since they don't change the underbody aerodynamics (read: replace the mitsu underbody plastic panels).
Question: How much does your splitter weigh? Also, I noticed that on the two pictured Evos, the braces are mounted in slightly different locations ... does it matter? I ask, because I like the slightly more angled look of the blue/white Evo better.
Lastly, you refer to race-proven ... please provide more detail. I.e. comments from the instructor, track experience, etc.
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Question: How much does your splitter weigh? Also, I noticed that on the two pictured Evos, the braces are mounted in slightly different locations ... does it matter? I ask, because I like the slightly more angled look of the blue/white Evo better.
Lastly, you refer to race-proven ... please provide more detail. I.e. comments from the instructor, track experience, etc.
l8r)
Jul 20, 2004, 09:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Ludikraut
IMHO these are better than the APR splitter, since they don't change the underbody aerodynamics (read: replace the mitsu underbody plastic panels).
Question: How much does your splitter weigh? Also, I noticed that on the two pictured Evos, the braces are mounted in slightly different locations ... does it matter? I ask, because I like the slightly more angled look of the blue/white Evo better.
Lastly, you refer to race-proven ... please provide more detail. I.e. comments from the instructor, track experience, etc.
l8r)
Question: How much does your splitter weigh? Also, I noticed that on the two pictured Evos, the braces are mounted in slightly different locations ... does it matter? I ask, because I like the slightly more angled look of the blue/white Evo better.
Lastly, you refer to race-proven ... please provide more detail. I.e. comments from the instructor, track experience, etc.
l8r)
As you know this is a new product but our guy was pretty impressed the first time out. We do not yet have raw numbers but his comments were improved stability and handling. I'll talk to him more and get back with you shortly.
Jul 20, 2004, 10:33 PM
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Aluminum vs Carbon Fiber
Originally Posted by RoundPro
I agree, CF is better 
and also kinda expensive for aluminum.
and also kinda expensive for aluminum.Unlike CF, aluminum can be scuffed up and then easily resanded back to the original finish. This is a similar argument to the fiberglass vs urethane front bumper.
The AutoVation spiltter is a multi-piece design for quick removal at the track (and simple storage). However, if you damage the spiltter, our design has an added benefit of being able to order low cost replacement parts.
IMO, if you race or drive it enough, you will hit something. When you do our splitter will not cost you much to get it looking new again!
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not to sound like im saying carbon is better, but ive had my splitter for 10k miles and um no signs of wear and tear the carbon fiber is also like ....... thick so yea