CPR splitter installed- pics!
05-23-2009, 08:15 AM
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CPR splitter installed- pics!
After destroying my AIR splitter on the track i decided to try something different. Just got my CPR street version splitter in the mail and threw it on before the Speedfest show today. Install was super easy although i had to use some longer screws on the outer edges. We'll see how it does on the track at the Fest!
05-23-2009, 02:51 PM
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Drifting
Your car has taken such a transformation, it's insane. I really would like to have your Speedlines as well. You should still have my mailing address around there somewhere! 
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05-23-2009, 10:08 PM
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no sammy- the old one is holding up for now. Im keeping an eye on it. Maybe this winter i'll get a big cooler and custom lines. While im installing my second new rack.
05-23-2009, 10:16 PM
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I wonder if a latex based paint would last on the splitter (due to flexing and bending). I'm planning on one, but I don't want the bare plastic look.
I may just go bare with it, but still. What would the best paint/coating be?
I may just go bare with it, but still. What would the best paint/coating be?
05-23-2009, 11:33 PM
#12
Race Director
Looking good Dan
Sorry for the few extra days in shipping, still recovering.
05-24-2009, 12:30 AM
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Nordschleife Master
You can use standard automotive grade paint. Simply have your paint shop add more elastomer to the blend to give the paint some "flex". The material is ABS/High Impact Plastic....the same that most of your other painted plastic OEM trim pieces are made from.
Looking good Dan
Sorry for the few extra days in shipping, still recovering.
Looking good Dan
Sorry for the few extra days in shipping, still recovering.
Patrick, good to see you back, and thank you for adding me to your SIG, I'm honored... BTW check out my strange question..pic has been added.. I like it
04-01-2010, 11:59 PM
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Nice! I am in the same boat. Destroyed my AIR splitter and went with the CPR splitter as a replacement.
To compare the two, I would say the CPR splitter has a lot more clearance over things, because it does not come down as low as the AIR splitter... but I had a much easier time mounting the AIR splitter personally, maybe its because of my banged up front bumper.
I painted mine, using regular automotive paint, 2 stage, and did not add any extra nonsense in the paint. Came out perfect and has not chipped or cracked at all.
reference..
To compare the two, I would say the CPR splitter has a lot more clearance over things, because it does not come down as low as the AIR splitter... but I had a much easier time mounting the AIR splitter personally, maybe its because of my banged up front bumper.
I painted mine, using regular automotive paint, 2 stage, and did not add any extra nonsense in the paint. Came out perfect and has not chipped or cracked at all.
reference..