[Super Squirrel]

what is this chrome/silver plate on the underside of the fasia?

 

[E-Slab]

that is a front splitter, helps with downforce....

 

[Toby]

or scraping gum of the pavement. That thing wouldn't last 1/2 hour on Ohio roads.

 

[Super Squirrel]

I've seen a front splitter and it looked so different from that...? RedsnakeGTS thanks. Expesnive gumscraper Toby.

 

[Smokin]

Thats a front splitter on an autoform fascia thats why it looks different (and that hte car is "slammed" 1" off the ground)

 

[City]

or scraping gum of the pavement. That thing wouldn't last 1/2 hour on Ohio roads.

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I don't know how these guys do it. All the slammed cars here look like shit....after a few miles of raking the concrete.

 

[BigCarrot]

I could never have that thing! It would look like ass after a couple of weeks!

 

[Manny_C]

Mine is low as well, but not that low. It's fine driving just about everywhere, but driving downtown where there are big deep gutters going through streets always causes me to scrape no matter how angled i try to take them. Here's are some pics:

[image]http://www.gigatechsoftware.com/cars/viper-SVSi-3.jpg[/image]

[image]http://www.gigatechsoftware.com/cars/viper-SVSi-1.jpg[/image]

[image]http://www.gigatechsoftware.com/cars/viper-SVSi-2.jpg[/image]

[image]http://www.gigatechsoftware.com/cars/viper-SVSi-4.jpg[/image]