Grand Sport Front Splitter with ZR1 Style Skirts
#1
Instructor
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#5
Instructor
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That's the main reason I did not purchase the ZR-1 splitter. I was concerned about the look of the stock splitter/zr-1 skirts combo, but I think it works. Thanks!
#9
Racer
Looks great. I like it. I am waiting for delivery of C7 Carbon extended side skirts to put on my Cyber Grey GS. Keeping the stock splitter. I have the 2012 Centennial Edition flat black GS wheels and badges. Difference being red calipers.
#12
Instructor
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Installation was easy, I did both sides by myself in about 1.5 hrs and I was taking my time. The hardest part about the installation was drilling into the car.
#13
Race Director
Was going to ask about this.....
How many holes were drilled per side and, do you have any under-side photos of the drilled areas?
When you say you went with the flat-black look, did they come that way or is that how you had them painted (flat black). Is there any prep work needed prior to painting?
Looks great! I like the flat black look of the side skirts, but the front splitter looks out of place only becuase it is still "stock" looking. And, I think the GS Stripes compliment the skirts.
Last edited by WICKEDFRC; 05-04-2014 at 04:52 PM.
#16
Instructor
Thread Starter
Was going to ask about this.....
How many holes were drilled per side and, do you have any under-side photos of the drilled areas?
When you say you went with the flat-black look, did they come that way or is that how you had them painted (flat black). Is there any prep work needed prior to painting?
Looks great! I like the flat black look of the side skirts, but the front splitter looks out of place only becuase it is still "stock" looking. And, I think the GS Stripes compliment the skirts.
How many holes were drilled per side and, do you have any under-side photos of the drilled areas?
When you say you went with the flat-black look, did they come that way or is that how you had them painted (flat black). Is there any prep work needed prior to painting?
Looks great! I like the flat black look of the side skirts, but the front splitter looks out of place only becuase it is still "stock" looking. And, I think the GS Stripes compliment the skirts.
The skirts came already in flat black. I did not have to paint them. I purchased them from Southern Car Parts.
I know that it would look better with the ZR-1 splitter but the roads are terrible where I live, so for now I will keep it like this. Thanks!
#17
Melting Slicks
stock splitte
I had to drilled 9 holes per side (3 holes for the mudflaps and 6 under) Sorry I don't have photos right now I will try to upload some later.
The skirts came already in flat black. I did not have to paint them. I purchased them from Southern Car Parts.
I know that it would look better with the ZR-1 splitter but the roads are terrible where I live, so for now I will keep it like this. Thanks!
The skirts came already in flat black. I did not have to paint them. I purchased them from Southern Car Parts.
I know that it would look better with the ZR-1 splitter but the roads are terrible where I live, so for now I will keep it like this. Thanks!
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I had the carbon fiber skirts originally and added the matching front splitter later. I should have done this long ago as it completes the look. No problem with scraping so far, but you definitely want to back in to a parking spot.