EZ Lip Splitter
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From: Berkshires, MA
Some people like a functional "splitter", you're right. What you installed will split nothing and have no aerodynamic effect.
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From: San Diego
Sorry about the neg rep, that was me
tried to like the comment but my phone lagged and chose the neg rep instead. Can't change it either.
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From: San Diego
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[/quote]...Some people like a functional "splitter", you're right. What you installed will split nothing and have no aerodynamic effect.
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Maybe EZ Lip did some heavy R&D and engineered progressive deflection into the material allowing an angle change at speed resulting in higher negative under-car pressure for reduced lift. In any case, it still looks better than my naked OEM bumper.
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Maybe EZ Lip did some heavy R&D and engineered progressive deflection into the material allowing an angle change at speed resulting in higher negative under-car pressure for reduced lift. In any case, it still looks better than my naked OEM bumper.
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From: Ft Worth
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I'm not against a " functional splitter"! My point was some people are willing to buy a apr splitter for over 300 bucks and have it delivered to their front door, Others like to take
the task of DIY. Their is nothing wrong with either or. I did not install this for aerodynamic purposes. As I stated in my first post PROCTECTION OF MY LIP! So far so good