Front splitter

[Superfly Guy]

Ask cyclone
http://www.ds3club.co.uk/showthread....ighlight=cupra

Will do, have done.

[cyclone]

Tools needed for cuppa splitter. Drill, to remove rivets holding on original rubber air dam. Sharp knife to trim splitter. Some screws to attach the new one. Screwdriver for said screws. That is it. Jacking up the car will make it easier but could also use parking on a tall curb.

[Superfly Guy]

Tools needed for cuppa splitter. Drill, to remove rivets holding on original rubber air dam. Sharp knife to trim splitter. Some screws to attach the new one. Screwdriver for said screws. That is it. Jacking up the car will make it easier but could also use parking on a tall curb.

Cheers mucker, piece of cake. 3.2 mm drill bit and fresh rivets on standby.

[Chris_Blue]

My tip would be fit it with wide gauge thread self tappers, so that if you hit something (Like I did in a filed recently) the tappers give way and the splitter comes away from the vehicle

Better that than fitting it on really solidly, so that if you do catch something, it don't rip the whole front of the car off. LOL.

[Superfly Guy]

My tip would be fit it with wide gauge thread self tappers, so that if you hit something (Like I did in a filed recently) the tappers give way and the splitter comes away from the vehicle

Better that than fitting it on really solidly, so that if you do catch something, it don't rip the whole front of the car off. LOL.

Il look at mine and see where the weak point will be, I might be able to use some form of snap fitting for the majority of anchor points and go with something beefier in the middle and at either end.