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    Sneedspeed New Member

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    #1 Sneedspeed, Apr 23, 2012
    SneedSpeed Splitter vs 12ga shotgun to show the advantage of high density plastic over carbon fiber. The SneedSpeed target splitter is from a BMW M3, but the same material is used for the SneedSpeed MINI splitter.

    [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gdzfy2fDdWs]SneedSpeed BMW M3 Splitter vs 12ga. Shotgun - YouTube[/ame]


    Sneed R MINI Cooper S Front aero splitter
     
  2. Msfitoy

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    #2 Msfitoy, Apr 23, 2012
    Awesome Chris! Good to meet you at Cars/Coffee this past Saturday...Sid
     
  3. AliceCooper

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    #3 AliceCooper, Apr 23, 2012
    Carbon fiber is not cheap you are correct, but when I check your site I see $600 for yours, which off the top of my head is more than M7 or Group4 by a long shot. last checked Group4 is just under $300 for splitter. Just saying.... because I like yours but.....
     
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    #4 Msfitoy, Apr 23, 2012
    I have M7 splitter and it's pretty mild compared to Sneed's track version...I appreciate the full under engine extension which is what a true splitter needs to be functional...I've entertained making one myself just like this many times but the material alone was very expensive...love to have one on mine when I can afford one lol...it's worth the money IMO...
     

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