Carbon Fiber Front Splitters '94-'04

[saleen634-291]

All,
I have a few sets of the '94-'04 Carbon Fiber Front Splitters for sale.

* These are brand new, never been mounted
* These are the same as the ones I have mounted on my Speedster
* These are the "PFRacing Design"

Price: $650 per pair, includes free shipping to the "Lower 48".

To purchase a set please email me at: SaleenRegistry@hotmail.com

Pictures in following posts.

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A couple of images of what they look like mounted on a car:

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A few detailed images:

[mardis]

Ooohhhh...these would look nice on a certain yellow 'vert.

How do they mount Mr. Chesnoe? Easy project? Or P.I.T.A.?

[saleen634-291]

Ooohhhh...these would look nice on a certain yellow 'vert.

How do they mount Mr. Chesnoe? Easy project? Or P.I.T.A.?

I would say it is a fairly easy install that one would want to be careful doing, but I have not done it myself, but watched it done a couple times.

They are not pre-drilled, and that is because there is some flexability in how one might choose to mount them regarding the amount of CF "lip" at the front of the car.

They require 3 or 4 holes to be drilled in each splitter (I have 3) and matching holes to be drilled from the bottom of the car under the front/side of the bumper cover. This is clearly done best with the car in the air, and having 2 people do it is best, with one holding the splitter and one marking for the holes.

Harware required to be purchased is 6 or 8 small bolts, and 12 or 16 washers.

The rubber trim around the bottom is not included, but is recommended, and available at any car parts store, as it is simply cut from a roll of door gaurd.

I have used a simple ramp of @10" to take off and reinstall the splitters after their initial install, and I am willing to bet that that would be far enough off the ground for the initial install as well.

When the splitters are off the car you can not see any of the holes that are used for the splitter install.

If you look at the following image you can see that there is about 1" of "CF lip" in front of the car. This is where the flexability in how they are mounted is up to the end user, as you could move them forward and have about 2" of "CF lip" if so desired.



If you, or anybody else has any questions, please feel free to ask.

[tbrodzeller]

These really look awesome on the car in person...

A very nice "upgrade" if you are looking for something unique to add...

[tfalk]

I thought those were only used on the Saleen Snow Plow editions?

[2007_S281#22]

Mike did you wash your car?
It almost looks dare I say "clean"
Sorry couldn't resist

Considering Saleen wants almost $1300 for a front & $1400 for a rear on the S197 cars these are priced right

[saleen634-291]

I thought those were only used on the Saleen Snow Plow editions?

HEHE & yes, they do work for plowing snow

Mike did you wash your car?
It almost looks dare I say "clean"
Sorry couldn't resist

Considering Saleen wants almost $1300 for a front & $1400 for a rear on the S197 cars these are priced right

Old photos, must have been right after Ted washed the car in 2002

RE price: Thanks, if somebody thinks they should be more money, please feel free to pay more

[04#231]

Mike those look great. I'd love to pick one up but $$ is not there for Mods right now. Always a day late and several $$$'s short/ But if I could I definately Would.

I forgot to ask. are they 2 piece? 1 for each side of the spolier? How much ground clearance do they take up? Looking at an additiaonl 1" or 2"'s?

Jon

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I forgot to ask. are they 2 piece? 1 for each side of the spolier? How much ground clearance do they take up? Looking at an additiaonl 1" or 2"'s?
Jon

They are 2 pieces, 1 for each side of the car. They come down about 3/4", but that really does not effect the ground clearance, as it is closer to the wheels, and about 1/2" towards the front.