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Builders,
Looking for a reasonably priced material suitable for an undertray that can hold up to racing environment. I need about 5' wide by 3' deep. Perhaps 1/2" or thinner. Anything better than plywood,lol. Thanks
Builders,
Looking for a reasonably priced material suitable for an undertray that can hold up to racing environment. I need about 5' wide by 3' deep. Perhaps 1/2" or thinner. Anything better than plywood,lol. Thanks
This is similar to what I'm looking to do.
I have an undertray splitter for a 944 NA. It was fabricated by Joe Toth and I did not install it on the race car. It was my spare.
It is available for sale and currently stored in the Schenectady area. For a photo, do an advance rennlist search with Joe Toth user name and front spoiler 944 NA.
Builders,
Looking for a reasonably priced material suitable for an undertray that can hold up to racing environment. I need about 5' wide by 3' deep. Perhaps 1/2" or thinner. Anything better than plywood,lol. [/i]
Don't hate the plywood splitters They work and are cheap to make and replace when they get ripped off on an off-tack excursion. But if you're looking to use something more spendy then you can go with alumilite. It's very sturdy and lightweight. will allow for some deflection before it breaks as well.
Builders,
Looking for a reasonably priced material suitable for an undertray that can hold up to racing environment. I need about 5' wide by 3' deep. Perhaps 1/2" or thinner. Anything better than plywood,lol. Thanks [/i]
Don't dis the plywood. I cut mine out of 3/8" plywood and then fiber glass it for strength. You can make them for about $50 each. I carry 2 spares normally.
Thanks for all the great leads guys! Really appreciate it. TNT, I can't use your splitter since my nose is a modified turbo style fiberglass unit. Thanks for the offer.
I have an undertray splitter for a 944 NA. It was fabricated by Joe Toth and I did not install it on the race car. It was my spare.
It is available for sale and currently stored in the Schenectady area. For a photo, do an advance rennlist search with Joe Toth user name and front spoiler 944 NA.
Hey that's my car in your photo! Super cheap home method is plywood with some fiberglass over it, easy home job. Jab rock is commonly available and far superior.
the splitter is a sacrificial/wear part that should be treated as such. It needs to be robust, easily removed and you should have a spare.
11-06-2017, 11:14 AM
Under tray/ splitter material search.
They work and are cheap to make and replace when they get ripped off on an off-tack excursion. But if you're looking to use something more spendy then you can go with alumilite. It's very sturdy and lightweight. will allow for some deflection before it breaks as well.
