After I realized this was going to be too low on the track I replaced it with a Coastal Metals Splitter, and although that is a nice product, I wish it stuck out farther to help do more splitting and I really miss the drop the RM Spoiler had.

 

RM racing is a real company?

My car had an RM racing strut bar on it when I bought it. I couldn't find them anywhere online so I assumed it was just a sticker the previous owner had put on there.

 

Yeah. I heard they manufactured tons of stuff for the NSX.

I have a set of RM racing springs I purchased from a member back in mid-04.

 

Yes indeed, a real company, one however that does not seem to be around anymore, I sure can't dig up any new contact info that's for sure.

 

Okay jkgoff2007, as I said before I now have a coastal metals splitter on my car, and I'm happy with it. The big slab of aluminum bolted onto the lower portion of the front clip perfectly. I will also say (confess) I have scraped the crap out of the lower side of it twice, coming out of a parking lot that had too steep of an angle, but the splitter took the scrape not the front plastic bumper, which would have gotten dug up good I suspect, andf of course you can't see any damage to the splitter, because it is on the lower edge.



http://www.front-grill.com/honda_s20...t_splitter.htm

 

The Coastal Metals Splitter on the black car above is from their web site. The pic does not show the front leading edge has a rubber wrap on it that protects the front edge. I do not have a pic showing that detail, maybe someone else does. I did not like that front edge when I 1st got it, but after a while I learned to like it/live with it.

Now, here are a few pics of it on my car, HOWEVER, yours will NOT look like mine. After I had my wheels powdercoated gloss black, I decided to remove that rubber strip, and I had my splitter powdercoated gloss black so it now matches perfectly to my wheels.







These are the pics that I have that best show it off. Hope it helps.