Front Splitter Replacement
Melting Slicks
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I installed an EOS Stage 2 carbon fiber splitter a couple years ago along with side wings.
I felt the fit and quality was fine, especially given the cost reduction.
The splitter held up great until I got forced down a muddy, rutted road in New Hampshire where I smashed the splitter into a submerged rock.
The new splitter fit perfectly into the same holes (including the rivets) as the old one.
I tend to agree that the splitter is a disposable, so I am quite happy with the lower cost version.
I drive the car...year round, and track it as often as I can, I expect it won't last forever.
I felt the fit and quality was fine, especially given the cost reduction.
The splitter held up great until I got forced down a muddy, rutted road in New Hampshire where I smashed the splitter into a submerged rock.
The new splitter fit perfectly into the same holes (including the rivets) as the old one.
I tend to agree that the splitter is a disposable, so I am quite happy with the lower cost version.
I drive the car...year round, and track it as often as I can, I expect it won't last forever.
Drifting
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With all due respect to Malwarebytes, I believe that's an erroneous warning. I've browsed their site many times (including just now) with no such warning from Norton Security. I've also done business with them and had no issues.
Safety Car
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From: Margate, FL
I haven't had any issues with EOS. I've used 2 of their splitters and their side skirts are still on my car. No one can tell the difference unless they're perhaps holding both a EOS piece and lets say a ACS piece under light from 1 foot away. I'd only get a more expensive option than EOS if you're getting carbon fiber. I daily my car however, and don't like the idea of spending much money on a consumable part.
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Le Mans Master
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Very well could be. Thank you. I'll do a DNS lookup on their site and get a comprehensive report to verify and report back. I should have done that to begin with. I used to do internet security for a living.
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Le Mans Master
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According to my lookup and information their website has been compromised. I'll stay away from it until it is resolved. And understand that doesn't make them a bad company, it happens to many.
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Obviously, they should respond to your email, if they received it. Unfortunately, neither email nor forum PMs guarantee delivery. You might try reaching-out via a method other than email...
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