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Here is a rough version of my solution to the Auto Tecknic CF splitter mounting worries.
These things will be very stable and never rip off on the highway now!
I'm going to clean up the shape, put some counter sink bolt holes in them and get a set powder coated black.
i wouldn't recommend them as a member on here has already experience the splitter coming off due to high speeds. if u do get them, take it easy on the road.
Are they not bolted on??? don't tell me its just 3M?? I don't see how they would come off at high speeds if they were installed correctly.
Thanks and as far as mine possibly coming off..... no possible way as each have four huge fender washers (black) on both sides along with the splitters themselves are finished on both sides so two layers of carbon fiber. Only way they would come off is if they tear the whole front clip off....... Not that this is in my plans anytime soon...
Here is a rough version of my solution to the Auto Tecknic CF splitter mounting worries.
These things will be very stable and never rip off on the highway now!
I'm going to clean up the shape, put some counter sink bolt holes in them and get a set powder coated black.
That should hold up really well...nicely done.
Glad to report that mine are still holding up great with 8 screws per side and oversized washers. I've scraped on driveways/speed bumps more times than I can count with no cracking or having them fly off.
Used Velcro for positioning of splitters
mounting holes
measuring mounting position
Drilled holes Thur under portion of front bumper used bolts with lock tight to secure