Got my splitter the other day, started fitting it last night, and I must say i had a c*nt of a job trying to get both sides to line up, where it runs up the bumper along the arch.
I now have it fixed on the bottom of the car but both sides need to be secured and keep jumping out of place because it's such a tight fit, so i either need to bond them onto the bumper somehow, or screw them on, which i can't work out how to do without it looking rough.

 

some small flat headed self tappers.

Steve

 

siliconed the sides and screwd the lip. you need to use a few clamps t get it lined up..its a pain in the ass but looks bang on.

 

blue tack and sellotape the sides, tie wraps on the bottom

 

glue gun

 

 

anyone got any pics of one on their motor?

 

i just secured mine at the bottom with about 10 screws and nuts and 2 black rivets on each side .

 

that looks very tasty indeed!

 

Cheers, i've used self tappers on the bottom, think i'll silicone or rivet the sides then.

 

prob be best to rivet it as a lot of force goes on that splitter and you dont want it fallng of at high speed

 

ok cheers, good point!

 

get some pics up when its done mate

 

I wouldn't bond it on... mine's hit too many kerbs and has had to come off, I am glad I only screwed it on.

 

Yeah i will! No probs man!
Frog, that's what I was worried about, then the bumper would look a right state!

 

Self tappers on mine too.

 

 

Those wheels really suit your saph m8.

 

Said it before but i dont like the rouse splitters,, tonys looks ok,, but RSFORDS doesnt look right to me,, and RS500 would look much better, or o.e

 

i just used self tapers on mine and its hel on pretty well, pics arnt brilliant but gives you an idea

 

cheers matey

 

In black

Colour coded

Steve

 

Bit of a random one, has anyone ever tried modding and fitting a rouse style splitter to a 90 spec rst bumper?