Ground Effects
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Rocker Panel Extensions - (full length side pieces with winglets only, no front splitter)
SJI - constructed of carbon fiber and painted with carbon flash metallic paint. $2,920 <-- on constraint
S6S - constructed of carbon fiber and finish is visible carbon fiber $3,420 <-- on constraint
STI - "molded in color" and I have no idea what this means. Can't find more info. $550 <-- not listed as constrained on "accessories ramp-up plan" but also nobody seems to know what it is...
Ground Effects Kit - (full length side pieces with winglets, and a front splitter that has winglets as well, more aggressive looking and protrudes further forward than the Z51 front splitter)
5W8 - constructed of carbon fiber and painted with carbon flash metallic paint. $3,850 <-- on constraint
5VM - constructed of carbon fiber and finish is visible carbon fiber $4,850 <-- available right away
5V7 - "molded in body color" and I have no idea what this means. Can't find more info. $695 <-- on constraint





Rocker Panel Extensions - (full length side pieces with winglets only, no front splitter)
SJI - constructed of carbon fiber and painted with carbon flash metallic paint. $2,920 <-- on constraint
S6S - constructed of carbon fiber and finish is visible carbon fiber $3,420 <-- on constraint
STI - "molded in color" and I have no idea what this means. Can't find more info. $550 <-- not listed as constrained on "accessories ramp-up plan" but also nobody seems to know what it is...
Ground Effects Kit - (full length side pieces with winglets, and a front splitter that has winglets as well, more aggressive looking and protrudes further forward than the Z51 front splitter)
5W8 - constructed of carbon fiber and painted with carbon flash metallic paint. $3,850 <-- on constraint
5VM - constructed of carbon fiber and finish is visible carbon fiber $4,850 <-- available right away
5V7 - "molded in body color" and I have no idea what this means. Can't find more info. $695 <-- on constraint
Rocker Panel Extensions - (full length side pieces with winglets only, no front splitter)
SJI - constructed of carbon fiber and painted with carbon flash metallic paint. $2,920 <-- on constraint
S6S - constructed of carbon fiber and finish is visible carbon fiber $3,420 <-- on constraint
STI - "molded in color" and I have no idea what this means. Can't find more info. $550 <-- not listed as constrained on "accessories ramp-up plan" but also nobody seems to know what it is...
Ground Effects Kit - (full length side pieces with winglets, and a front splitter that has winglets as well, more aggressive looking and protrudes further forward than the Z51 front splitter)
5W8 - constructed of carbon fiber and painted with carbon flash metallic paint. $3,850 <-- on constraint
5VM - constructed of carbon fiber and finish is visible carbon fiber $4,850 <-- available right away
5V7 - "molded in body color" and I have no idea what this means. Can't find more info. $695 <-- on constraint





Last edited by JerseyJack; Aug 21, 2019 at 04:26 AM.





In my 2014 Z51, even with GM Splash guards my rocker panes were dinged within a month and since they were covered in GM protective plastic only it was damaged. Added LG Motorsports full length rockers. All dings stopped. Removed the marked up and discolored GM plastic. When I sold the car 3 1/2 years later, the rocker panels looked new.
When I ordered the Grand Sport got the Stage 2 Aero Package ($2995) that include full length Side Skits and Splitter. Mine are carbon fiber painted carbon flash- $1000 less than the visible carbon fiber option.
Will order the same for my C8. But instead of getting the Scrape Armor splitter protector I'll order the front lift option. If getting carbon fiber splitter need some protection or the new lift option, IMO.
Depends on your area, but I would not buy a C7 or C8 without getting or adding full length side skirts. In 2 1/2 years have no marks on my Grand Sport rocker panels OR the brake duct fender vents. Removed the small amount of GM plastic that came with the car.
Doubt you'll find a magazine measuring downforce or even commenting about their functionality. These PDFs I made re spoilers, air dams and diffusers may be of interest: http://netwelding.com/Air_Dam.pdf and http://netwelding.com/Rear_Diffuser.pdf
Side skirts add area to the low pressure re under the car, increasing downforce. How much and at what speed requires wind tunnel testing and CAD airflow software. GM no doubt has the numbers and speeds. In my case I get the side skirts to stop rocker panel dings and IMO hey "Look Good!"
Last edited by JerryU; Aug 21, 2019 at 09:32 AM.
What does it look like in regular no options trim?
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