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Scott drake splitters?
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is the front splitter the pp2 or the Drakes muscle?Putting trim Restorer on factory trim helps, but it's not that close. I actually like the contrast now.
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Pondering the idea of bolting one of these front splitters onto my base 2020.
One of the first things I did was install the stock PP1 chin/tray...which made almost no difference at all to the appearance of the car. I think I need the PP2 style splitter to get me where I wanted to be with the look of my car but $500 for that piece is pretty painful.
Are these Drake splitters functional at all? I assume the stock PP2 version has some aero benefit...but would this piece do the same?
Thanks for any opinions/experiences.
One of the first things I did was install the stock PP1 chin/tray...which made almost no difference at all to the appearance of the car. I think I need the PP2 style splitter to get me where I wanted to be with the look of my car but $500 for that piece is pretty painful.
Are these Drake splitters functional at all? I assume the stock PP2 version has some aero benefit...but would this piece do the same?
Thanks for any opinions/experiences.
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