RobE952

Hey guys,

I'm just snooping around to see if anybody is selling their CPR front splitter.

I could also be interested in A.I.R. or GT splitters as well if the price is right. Any other product I don't know of (besides Deutsch 9)?

Any experience regarding pros / cons of the various options out there would be appreciated too. For instance, is there any advantage to going with the $250 "street version" of the A.I.R. splitter vs. the $125 "race version"?

PS - This is for a street car that sees a few track days a year.

thanks.

968ls1

Texas Performance Concept has a nice splitter reasonably priced.

azbanks

Here is the splitter I got from Tony Garcia. I had it coated with Line-X truck bed liner.

I do not know if he has any left. Last I knew he had one more sitting around.

rlm328

Racing or street?

Fastrax203

This is mine. It's from Texas Performance Concepts.

boston951

The Texas Performance Concept splitter looks nice and seems to be fairly priced. That Tony Garcia splitter coated with Line-X truck bed liner looks very nice and sturdy.

The extra rigidity and scratch protection would be most appreciated. The damage that will inevitably occur has always kept me from purchasing a front splitter.

Is it possible to have any splitter coated with the Line-X truck bed liner or some such similar product? Is there a do it yourself type of product or is it a in-shop only application?

RobE952

Like I said at the bottom of my post, this is a street car that will see 2 - 3 days of track a year. So I don't want a crazy projection, 2 - 3 inches at most, and I'd prefer it to be constructed of something more durable than fibreglass. That's what lead me to the CPR unit as I believe they were made from urethane.

I like the looks of the Texas Perf. splitter, thanks for the suggestion guys. It is a little on the expensive side but at least it's already gel-coated.

azbanks

Almost the entire area sticking forward is fiberglass reinforced with balsa wood. There are DIY bed liner products. You would need to research what the different ones will adhere to.