Made an aluminum spliter GT500

exp500

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No way would I pay $500-$1000 for a killer spliter, took it into my hands, I love the outcome, template out of sheet metal then aluminum, glad I love fabrication, mounted on factory bolt holes too. Sold it to a buddy for his 2013 with GT500 front bumper, you can't complain for $250 lol

-pete

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Ebay adjustable from 8" - 10" ...it has 16 bolts holding in underneath, not sure if they were mandatory but looks cool lol
 

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How thick is the aluminum? Why adjustable supports if it's bolted on solid?

Does he even road course, bro? I'm not a fan of supports like that, I'd rather just see it a bit smaller and unsupported, especially if he's not actually tracking the car.
 

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How thick is the aluminum? Why adjustable supports if it's bolted on solid?

Does he even road course, bro? I'm not a fan of supports like that, I'd rather just see it a bit smaller and unsupported, especially if he's not actually tracking the car.

Some need the supports. I plan on a front splitter for my Z & I do not have the ZR1 support behind the bumper so I will probably just install stabilizer bars since I don't feel like pulling the bumper.
 

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That's pretty cool.

I run a small CNC plasma cutter at my work. Hypertherm 65a 10'x5' downdraft table. It's awesome how much stuff we can make in a matter of minutes on that thing.

1/4"-1/2" Birch plywood with two layers of fiberglass cloth on top and bottom makes a good splitter too. Mine mostly survived a glancing hit off the infield wall at Kansas Speedway. The rest of the front end of the car not so much.

Next one will be two 1/4" pieces of birch laminated together with carbon fiber on top, middle and bottom.
 

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That's pretty cool.

I run a small CNC plasma cutter at my work. Hypertherm 65a 10'x5' downdraft table. It's awesome how much stuff we can make in a matter of minutes on that thing.

1/4"-1/2" Birch plywood with two layers of fiberglass cloth on top and bottom makes a good splitter too. Mine mostly survived a glancing hit off the infield wall at Kansas Speedway. The rest of the front end of the car not so much.

Next one will be two 1/4" pieces of birch laminated together with carbon fiber on top, middle and bottom.

Make something for the C6Z ;)
 

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Be careful not to bump into any pedestrians, Looks like that would chop their ankles clean off LOL. Nice work tho! Looks awesome! :beer:
 

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Making the spliter is fairly simple, just need to do clean work, and if anyone gets that close to the car they don't deserve ankles xD
 

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