Splitter for Saleen front valence?

[2000xp8]

Can't seem to find where this front splitter comes from. I've seen more extreme versions, but not this one. Any ideas? For the record, you only get a glimpse of it at the beginning of the video. So u can pause it at the start. And yes, I was watching fox wrapping videos...

View: https://youtube.com/watch?v=TSjEUAgpmrM&si=3qRnzBwZKDFV_Wy3

 

[gkomo]

Heh, i've watched that video.

Maybe a Carter Customs splitter?

 

[2000xp8]

I've seen those, but i'm a little picky about aesthetics and the carter one looks more functional, as if i was actually racing the car.

 

[gkomo]

Its pretty flat looking... i wonder if they just took a sheet of ABS and cut it to fit, screwed it to the bumper?

The only ones i know of are the Makers and Carter splitters.

 

[2000xp8]

It does look rather simple, unfortunately i run out of patience when attempting projects like that.
I'm more of research and wrenching type of guy. I can do a little metal fab, but i don't go much further when it comes to creative.

 

[Noobz347]

Do you want this splitter to do anything or is it aesthetic?

 

[2000xp8]

Just looks.

 

[Noobz347]

Older, low-quality image but this is what gkomo's suggestion looks like.

 

[2000xp8]

Yeah, i've seen pics.
To be clear, i wasn't truly looking for a splitter.
I always thought it would look good on a saleen front valence, but had never seen it, until now...
But i'm starting to thing it's a one-off.
I have a few other projects that have been sitting (RTX install and adj clutch pedal) before i even contemplate something like this. Almost looks like it would be best with some type of massive 3d printer.

 

[Noobz347]

It's really not tough.

Start with a piece of cardboard fixed to the front valance in any way that it stays put.

Cut and shape the cardboard to your liking.

Once you're happy with it, take the cardboard off and lay it over the top of an ABS panel (available on Amazon and others) and cut to fit your new stencil.

Attach with [nut plates].

If the lip coming out from the front of the valance is relatively small, supports are not generally needed. The longer the lip, the more force there will be to push [down] on the lip because it's a high pressure area.

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