hamzah596
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What was revised exactly?
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the way it fits they did end up taking it off the website but i was able to order it. if it doesnt fit im returning it
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I think this splitter was designed to work with the GTPP bellypan, and not the non-PP belly pan.
The issue is the market for an aftermarket front splitter is much greater for those with the non-PP front end (V6, EB, non-PP GT) than the number of people with the GTPP looking to switch up their front ends.
I think the re-design is going to address the fact it doesn't fit the non-PP front end.
The issue is the market for an aftermarket front splitter is much greater for those with the non-PP front end (V6, EB, non-PP GT) than the number of people with the GTPP looking to switch up their front ends.
I think the re-design is going to address the fact it doesn't fit the non-PP front end.
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Here is the gap in question. Like I said whether it creates air deflection issues is debatable. I know people that are running no belly pan at the track. I actually like that it gives me a little area to inspect my brake cooling ducts without having to remove the wheel well panels or belly pan. Also yes, this is designed for the PP bellypan and AM should do better at explaining that on their website.
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bumping this thread back up. update on this splitter had to get a new one ford dealer destroyed it in September. when they reinstalled it they half assed it so im going to fix it this weekend. its holding up good but had a thought. found a cheap pp belly pan and was wondering if this would fix the gap. i see someone on AM saying it but wanted to get a good answer
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I'd be interested to see how this turns out.
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I'm a bit curious about this now because my non-PP '17 bellypan appears different from the 15s...
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Did anyone verify that the new version fits PP belly pan. Thanks for help
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Did it fix the gaps and the holes don't line up or just the holes aren't aligning?
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No it doesn’t. This splitter sits way too high for the pp belly pan. The pp splitter comes down to meet the holes for the pp belly pan. The regular belly pan the holes for the screws are raised to meet the splitter.
