CaptClutch
Senior Member
- First Name
- Jaren
- Joined
- May 16, 2019
- Threads
- 2
- Messages
- 125
- Reaction score
- 220
- Location
- Utah
- Website
- www.youtube.com
- Vehicle(s)
- '19 CTR, '12 Toyota Tundra, '98 Civic LX
First and foremost I DID NOT want a splitter that is only mounted to the plastic bumper or no support rods at all, my CTR gets tracked so I wanted it to have solid support and Verus Engineering splitter is supported by the crash beam.How do you like the Verus splitter? It's almost half the cost of the Racebred, but I'm a little sketched out about it being essentially lip mounted.
Second I like the aesthetic of their splitter, it's simple and relatively low key. Same goes for their rear diffuser.
When it comes to the splitter install it was all very straightforward and easy with one exception, sliding the bumper back on and getting the support rods lined up evenly through the intercooler mesh grill. It took us a few attempts to get it and ended up clipping out a couple of the mesh which made it easier.
As far as impact on driving I can't say much yet I've only driven it around town. I will be at the track in a couple weeks where it'll be put to the test.
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