Originally Posted by Michael A Riley

Received my aero kit last Thursday and Friday, and installed over the weekend. It turned out great. Thanks for the quick shipping!

Originally Posted by snampro

Finished my EOS sideskirt and splitter install this week. Extremely happy (pun intended). I had an issue with a damaged item, not at all cause by EOS, and they QUICKLY replaced the item. The quality of their products is HIGH. Everything fit great and looks good. The Carbon Flash matches all the other Carbon Flash trim on the car.








25December2018

Originally Posted by Blu-Beast

Originally Posted by JDSC7VETTE

I have both the front splitter and side skirts in carbon flash from EOS and the fit was perfect and very easy to install. I didn't use the self tapping screws I instead used rivets and I couldn't be happier with the results.

You can spend more money and get what many perceive as better quality but I personally don't see the point. Looking at them on the car you can't tell the difference from 3 thousand dollar skirts and splitter or 600 dollar ones.

I will say this if you hit a curb or driveway approach with either of them they will be worthless garbage.

Originally Posted by OVRBST

Finally some sunshine.

Originally Posted by snampro

same. had one small issue with my order, already addressed by them, quick response as mentioned. Def will order from them again

update: installed the splitter and winglets, very happy, parts are high quality and fit well.

I will say all of the "problems" I've seen on this forum with this kit are not EOS' fault. Yes, if you already have a splitter, like I did, you will need to drill out the old rivets, which is easy, and yes the supplied bolts then won't fit as the holes are larger, I just used plastic push pins/rivets you can buy at Lowe's or O'Reilly, then the install looks original.

Originally Posted by Steel_Venom

I have a 2014 Stingray M7 base. I haven't been super active on the forums past few years as I've been quasi-restoring my first car ('95 Mustang). Now that I wrapped that up I've been debating whether or not to trade up to a GS, but I'm sentimentally attached to my C7 & have decided just to modify it to my liking vs trading up.
So, during Christmas/New-Years weeks I installed Z06 Style Stage 2 front Splitters, Spoilers, and Grille all in Carbon Flash Metallic.
I had to wait until we got a warm enough day to install the Stinger Stripe, which I purchased from Phoenix Graphics.
Also installed a Borla S-Type Catback.

I have no experience with GM Brand parts, but I could not fathom dropping the insane prices for genuine GM Z06 Aero bits. Extreme Online Store (EOS) had actually reasonable prices.
Now, I've been burned buying cheaper parts in the past, but EOS had good reviews for other cars on other forums, so I figured I'd take a chance. I'm glad I did; everything fit perfectly. EOS had great customer service too; they forgot to include the directions for the front splitter. Sent an email & less than 24hrs I had them

I followed Theta's video for removing the front bumper cover. I had no problem popping the cover loose by the headlights. I pulled straight up and the popped out.
I followed YT video from "Chevy Dude" for removing the rear bumper cover to install the spoiler, with a few caveats. I didn't remove the tail lights to install the nuts. I was able to use a flex-head ratcheting wrench to get them.
Another tip for installing the spoiler; line the template up as it directs you, put the studs in the spoiler, and then set the spoiler on top of the template to ensure the studs actually line up with the holes on the template. I had to make a lot of tiny adjustments to the template to get all the studs to align with the template holes. Not that it was way off, just a lot of fine tuning. Do not tape the template down & drill holes expecting it to be perfect.

Next up; I've purchased a supercharger from Andy at A&A. It'll be a few weeks until I get to that, but I'll make a thread as I install it. Maybe that S/C will help me finish burning the tread off my factory wheels & tires so I can upgrade those too

Originally Posted by Steel_Venom

Sure thing! I usually take a ton of pics as I work on them so I remember how to put it back together. In this case I didn't take as many since I was mostly following videos. Here's a few I did take.

Originally Posted by gmarcucio

I finally got around to installing my EOS front splitter and side skirts today!

Originally Posted by RegnaR

Carbon flash front splitter installed, thanks!

Originally Posted by ZyberMunster

EOS Carbon Flash skirts on my GS, excellent fitment, packaging, pricing and service.

Originally Posted by krwunlv

Extreme Online Store front splitter/winglets

Don't use rivets, you will have to drill them out later when you scrape this one up and have to replace it. If you can get close to the factory holes, try that then elongate the holes as necessary. I wouldn't trust the tape by itself either, but it does help hold it in place if there is wiggle in the holes. Once its in place, use the screws and washers to reduce the gap created by the tape to a minimum pulling it to the user side of the bumper. As I said, I am happy with mine from @ExtremeOnlineStore once I got it installed.

Originally Posted by krwunlv

Originally Posted by cvp33

Installed splitter and side skirts from EOS

Originally Posted by Virgil6868

Got mine on Friday... for the price I'm very happy with them...install was fairly quick and easy. I chose to use pop rivets instead of the supplied screws. Highly recommend to anyone who is fine with paying less for stuff that looks like factory!

Originally Posted by Dabbgrandsport

Originally Posted by JDMUSCLE