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I’m looking to upgrade a C7 Z06 from a stage 1 rear spoiler and no splitter to stage 3 on both the front & back — is RPI or ACScomposite.com preferred for fit & quality?
I suspect an "Advanced" search across the C7 Forums will find others opinions of both companies, if not the specific item(s) you're interested in. Either/both should be helpful, I'd think. All the best.
ACS seemed to be #1 in terms of quality but did seem to come with a price for that so went with lower cost option.
For me I went with EOS on my stage 2 splitter and spoiler winglets and was happy with the results for the price paid.
ACS without a doubt, great customer service, great quality sometimes better than OEM in many cases. Some of the best stuff around. If you can catch them at a show, they even have discounts and they install right there for you. There best sales are around the holidays, so keep an eye out.. Good luck
ACS is top notch. You won’t find a better supplier of parts. They are OEM quality. Only downside is you will pay dearly for their parts.
I have ACS parts in my car, but for the parts that will have to be replaced due to normal driving and wear (front splitters) I went with EOS. Much cheaper and to be honest looks great on the car.
Im going to suggest an additional vendor. I've used both ACS and RPI and both do a nice job. But with both vendors, I've experienced slight (very minor) fitment / quality issues. However, Ive used Performance Corvette (https://performancecorvettes.com/) twice for 2 front splitters (which many have posted their nightmare experiences with fitment or the necessity to drill holes). The fitment from Performance Corvette have been literally flawless. Holes line up perfectly for both Corvettes.
ACS for sure! would never buy anything from RPI again
And don't they go by multiple business names as well? I can think of 3 off the top of my head and I think all 3 advertise on here and other forums. Something happened over there because they used to be good money.
And don't they go by multiple business names as well? I can think of 3 off the top of my head and I think all 3 advertise on here and other forums. Something happened over there because they used to be good money.
Yes they do i have bought a few things from them and nothing but problems! They don't return emails, good luck on trying to call them fitment problems and stupid wait times
Well RPI painted the spats.Yup,I waited..Ha what else is new? Happy with them .
ACS is pricey.Especially when you add a tray.For a expendable part.The front splitter takes some paying attention.And that one time your not..RUT ROH!
So JW Motorsports. A supporting vendor. On the cheap.
It's got the same Look as a GM home equity loan price.
Looks good to me Stage 3 on the front makes the wide body look even FATTER.
I suspect an "Advanced" search across the C7 Forums will find others opinions of both companies, if not the specific item(s) you're interested in. Either/both should be helpful, I'd think. All the best.
Thanks, very helpful bud 🤮
Last edited by ALL ST@R; Jan 18, 2022 at 07:59 PM.
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RPI or ACS Composite
