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btoast · 06-08-2015, 08:14 PM

@Kostamojen

Thanks for posting this. I've had my eye on the "splitter" for a while. I'm surprised that you had to drill for the splitter. DevSport's site does not mention that, and actually states that it is designed for the stock bumper and that it "is pre-drilled to match all oem mounting holes along the bottom of the bumper. All cutouts are made for the use of all clips and mounting points for installing all oem components."

For the winglets they note that two holes need to be drilled, but not for the splitter.

How do you like the quality? The splitter is ABS while the winglets are aluminum. How thick is the splitter? I assume it is solid ABS.

Did it come with install instructions? Also, did you have to remove the wheels for the splitter install or just for the winglets? And is the install hardware decent?

Thanks.

06-08-2015, 08:14 PM	#4
btoast Senior Member Join Date: May 2014 Drives: BRZ Location: Riverside, CA Posts: 263 Thanks: 26 Thanked 74 Times in 52 Posts Mentioned: 6 Post(s) Tagged: 0 Thread(s)	@Kostamojen Thanks for posting this. I've had my eye on the "splitter" for a while. I'm surprised that you had to drill for the splitter. DevSport's site does not mention that, and actually states that it is designed for the stock bumper and that it "is pre-drilled to match all oem mounting holes along the bottom of the bumper. All cutouts are made for the use of all clips and mounting points for installing all oem components." For the winglets they note that two holes need to be drilled, but not for the splitter. How do you like the quality? The splitter is ABS while the winglets are aluminum. How thick is the splitter? I assume it is solid ABS. Did it come with install instructions? Also, did you have to remove the wheels for the splitter install or just for the winglets? And is the install hardware decent? Thanks.