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Ricer Splitter on my C4S

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They both had cracked housings which I repaired with plastic epoxy/reinforced mesh.

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They both had cracked housings which I repaired with plastic epoxy/reinforced mesh.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I like doing reversible mods to my 2003 C4S. I have put a fixed carbon rear wing on it, aftermarket seats, and most recently a front splitter. I bought a sheet of 3/8" ABS and cut it out as shown. I had already purchased an aftermarket lip. I bolted it to that lip with all stainless fasteners. Then I added the supports shown. While I had the bumper cap off I welded some bosses to the aluminum support (ok that's not very reversible, although it is hidden). I bought some 8mm square carbon fiber tube with a round 1/4" hole. It fit snugly through the license plate holes. I drilled and tapped for 1/4-20 stainless socket cap screws. I hope the rest is somewhat self explanatory. Next up is a home made cold air intake and a 5" round aluminum scoop under the wing.

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

These seats take about 100lbs off the curb weight. Add back in 9lbs for the splitter. I think the rear wing was about a wash weight wise, maybe even a bit lighter than the movable wing components.

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

A pet peeve of mine is yellowed or faded headlights. I got these two crystal clear lights from ebay sellers for 625. They both had cracked housings which I repaired with plastic epoxy/reinforced mesh. I sold one of mine for 450 and plan to put the other one up for sale soon. It seems hard to find a decent light for less than 800 each

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