$$$frumnuttin'

Jag's trip east resulted in a perfect photo of the type of sideskirt I have been looking for...one with minimal flat surface. The lighting suggests this. Thank you, sir! But, just to be sure about this observation I want to confirm the concave design...am I right about this? Past experience here in salty road Michigan revealed disgusting deposits of road salt and dirt on the flat board type of skirts I ran before. And, at the interface of the rocker and the sideskirt, the debris collects itself and can only be removed with water spray....not fun when temps are below freezing.

f152tall

I like it. Manufacturer?

Stan0324

Only question I have (asked with no response) is about road rash on the skirt itself. he C6's were rally bad about stones, dirt etc. coming off the front tires and scratching the side skirts.

Do you know if the C7 has better protection from road rash on the skirts ?

Modshack

acs

rudolph schenker

george vee

That's a great picture, Ive been holding off till I see them in person. I hope to see them all at Carlise.

$$$frumnuttin'

Good for you....all the pics up to now had so little contrast I could not tell what the profile looked like...even the vendors never developed this aspect.

dovervold

Lashway street skirts: I had them fully wrapped in Xpel which I highly recommend (although a daunting task with all the angles). And add the GM wider mud flaps. Great look, easy to ingress and egress, and good protection. Yes, you will have a few small rocks and debris land on top of the splitter, but that is where Xpel is key. And damn it looks good

millers1

Go with acs, you won't regret it!

csred58vette

I ordered Weapon X side skirts in carbon fiber.