Hey guys
In the market for a semi budget splitter - have been searching around for something suitable and think I may have come across one that's well priced but unsure of the material.
Basically a fancy CF one would've been nice but unfortunately I can't really allocate my budget to it or it's gonna put a lot of other things I want to do with the car on hold for a long time.
Basically the one that I've come across is made of ACM (aluminium composite material) which is a piece of 3mm aluminium sandwich between two sheets of plastic, which comes with alloy brackets and supporting rods.
I'm a big believer in "you get what you pay for" (costs $399 NZD which is probably around 200 quid for you guys living in the UK) but I was wondering if anyone has had any experience with this sort of material or would be able to provide some guidance? It comes with a full undertray so as far as I can tell it SHOULD do the job. I'm not going to enter world time attack with it but it should work for the occasional track day right?
Or am I better off maybe measure up a bit of plywood and making my own?
Opinions?
In the market for a semi budget splitter - have been searching around for something suitable and think I may have come across one that's well priced but unsure of the material.
Basically a fancy CF one would've been nice but unfortunately I can't really allocate my budget to it or it's gonna put a lot of other things I want to do with the car on hold for a long time.
Basically the one that I've come across is made of ACM (aluminium composite material) which is a piece of 3mm aluminium sandwich between two sheets of plastic, which comes with alloy brackets and supporting rods.
I'm a big believer in "you get what you pay for" (costs $399 NZD which is probably around 200 quid for you guys living in the UK) but I was wondering if anyone has had any experience with this sort of material or would be able to provide some guidance? It comes with a full undertray so as far as I can tell it SHOULD do the job. I'm not going to enter world time attack with it but it should work for the occasional track day right?
Or am I better off maybe measure up a bit of plywood and making my own?
Opinions?