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ACS-C7 Stingray Splitter w/ deflectors
http://acscomposite.com/collections/...y-z06-splitter

BUILD Your own Package

http://acscomposite.com/collections/corvette-2005-2016/products/acs-c7-stingray-aero-pack

The alignment of the stars involves the perfect and simultaneous synchronisation of a set of specific elements. The sleek ACS-Stingray Splitter rivals such an event for pure synergy, effortlessly uniting frontal aerodynamics, style, fuel-efficiency, simplicity and elegance.

Fully prepped and primed with a stunning optional black satin finish, the ACS-Stingray will grace both coupe and convertible models of the Chevrolet Stingray, 2014.

The ACS-Stingray carries the following features as standard:

Fuel optimizing non-restricting mechanism achieved via central opening

Manufactured in an OEM-validated RTM composite material

Complete undercarriage pan for protection and rigidity

3 undercarriage fins, which keep airflow laminar, while directing air to the brakes and rear of the car use of OEM mounting points for simple assembly

Will not lower the front ride height of the car

Optional front wheel deflectors available

ACS-C7 Pn 45-4-005








Video of the splitter's drivability in real life conditions.

E.T.D. Corvettes

Will you at some time be offering this painted in carbon flash?

DocHolliday

Also curious...

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We are considering a Carbon Flash option, actually running some test. Some 5 kits have been made to date... they look awesome.

We no longer do in house base /clear painting, so this does entail a third party vendor. Until we are 100% confident about the process we won't be offering it.

My suggestion is to have a local dealer or custom shop do the paint until we complete our study.

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Customer picture of installed ACS-C7 parts.

Stingray Al

Price????????

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Here is the weblink to our products

http://www.acscomposite.com/project/corvette-c7-2014/http://www.acscomposite.com/project/corvette-c7-2014/

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Customer feedback and images on our ACS-C7 Aero Package posted on our FB page by Josh.


I got everything lined up and getting ready to take it off and to spray paint it. I just wanted to send you a couple of pictures before and then I'll shoot some after. It took me less than 3 minutes to install the front splitter and about the same for the sides. It was probably one of the fastest easiest parts I have ever installed, everything lined up great. I do have a air ratchet so it really seems to have saved me a lot of time. I think this kit looks 50 times better in person than in pictures, you can get more of the depths of things and see how it shapes to the car much more in person. Thank you for everything i will send more pictures once I'm done."

LuvnMyC7

Saw that they now offer the Carbon Flash option for an extra $249 on the splitter and $99 on the side deflectors. A little pricey for such small items, especially if ordering them together, they could be painted at the same time. Most places seem to add $100 to $150 extra for paint. But as a matter of convenience and not wanting to have to mount it, take it off, go find somewhere to have it painted myself, then remount it, I went ahead an ordered it and paid the premium. Looking forward to getting it, ready to mount.

agapsdiver

Pics of newly installed spoiler/deflectors:

Joe_Endo

What is the yellow strip @ the leading edge???

agapsdiver

Big fan of Nascar/Jeff Gordon.
All black kind of hid the design of the spoiler.
Wanted to see how the yellow would highlight the black spoiler.
It is PlastiDip for now..also wanted to see how much weathering
the leading edge would get.. and figured the rubber would do that.
Once the PlastiDip gets worn I will MOST likely paint
permanent yellow edge with an overlay of the yellow PlastiDip.

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Express Auto Salon in La just complete their Stingray with our ACS Aero Pack and Expel Protection in Pearl White.

First one I see and Love it !

9157

any plans in the future to offer a C7 Z06 style splitter (Z07 package)?

Motohead279

Do holes need to be drilled into the lower side of the car like the RPI skirts?

DocHolliday

You can, but it's not necessary. you can use the existing hardware and two sided 3M tape if you don't want any extra holes.

DocHolliday

Check out this thread for info on installing, drilling, etc. As you can see, it's not required if you'd rather use tape, etc.

If you were to remove the skirts, the holes circled in red wouldn't be visible at all, not sure about the ones circled in yellow.

http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c7-p...post1586494943

Stingray Al

What would a paint shop charge to paint the side skirts and a front splitter????

DocHolliday

Not sure...they offer them painted from ACS as well.

9157

Local paint shop quoted me $450. Or you can buy 3 cans of carbon flash metallic & 3 cans of clear cost for about $89.