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I have the Maxton front splitter to put on my VRS. For anyone who has fitted one already, can you tell me what you used i.e. Nuts and bolts (as provided), or just self tappers, tape etc.??

Did it require removing the front bumper?

Overall, easy or difficult to do?

Thanks

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I didn't used any of their bolts. Just got another person to help align the splitter and make sure where it was going then drilled holes straight through splitter into bumper/lip then just fitted self tap screws x14 throughout. Seems solid!

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25 minutes ago, creamvRS said:

I didn't used any of their bolts. Just got another person to help align the splitter and make sure where it was going then drilled holes straight through splitter into bumper/lip then just fitted self tap screws x14 throughout. Seems solid!

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How low low is you’re car? What springs or suspension you on? 

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Cheers man! Sounds like a much easier option than trying to fit nuts and bolts. Also, I watched a video where some guy caught the splitter on something and wrecked the bumper because of the nuts and bolts. He said a friend of his did similar but with self tappers and it just pulled out the screws and no real damage to bumper 

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1 hour ago, creamvRS said:

 

H & R 40mm drop all around with 15mm spacer front and 20mm rear. Stock shocks.

Do you ever get any wheel arch rubbing on the rear when fully laden?

I have 15mm at the rear at the moment and because i do have a full set of people in the car some times i dont want to have the wheels rubbing but want to go for the 20mm.

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4 minutes ago, Darrenbvrs said:

Was going to ask the same question. I was thinking about 12mm front and 15mm rear 

That’s what I have already. The front facing image is with the Spacers. The rear facing image is without. 

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No issues so far - It's usually only me or me, wife, baby in the car but the boot is fairly full :)

 

I think the rear could go wider but then maybe have issues. Will try and get proper photos this weekend once cleaned and diffuser on

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3 hours ago, creamvRS said:

No issues so far - It's usually only me or me, wife, baby in the car but the boot is fairly full :)

 

I think the rear could go wider but then maybe have issues. Will try and get proper photos this weekend once cleaned and diffuser on

Ah ok! See I’d worry about the tyre scrubbing if I have the car fully loaded. Which is inevitable with a baby on the way lol 

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9 hours ago, Darrenbvrs said:

Never getting down my road like that mate. Tooooo low

 

4 hours ago, SkodaAsh said:

What are the roads at Derbyshire like? That clearance wouldn't be enough for a centipede.

It's on air ride but i still catch the splitter at normal ride height :crying:

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On 01/02/2018 at 22:00, creamvRS said:

I didn't used any of their bolts. Just got another person to help align the splitter and make sure where it was going then drilled holes straight through splitter into bumper/lip then just fitted self tap screws x14 throughout. Seems solid!

SkodaTime2.jpg

 

Can I ask what size wheels you have in here please? IMO the stance on this is spot on!! I’m picking up my 2016 wagon this week and hoping to achieve s a look just like this 👍🏻

 

Thanks in advance of your reply, and bloody well done on a mint looking car 👊🏻

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13 hours ago, VRSteveO said:

 

Can I ask what size wheels you have in here please? IMO the stance on this is spot on!! I’m picking up my 2016 wagon this week and hoping to achieve s a look just like this 👍🏻

 

Thanks in advance of your reply, and bloody well done on a mint looking car 👊🏻

Cheers! 

 

Skoda turinis 18*7.5j and on spacers 15mm front and 20mm rear. 

 

It's also on H and R 40mm springs to lower it.

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On 08/10/2019 at 04:52, creamvRS said:

Cheers! 

 

Skoda turinis 18*7.5j and on spacers 15mm front and 20mm rear. 

 

It's also on H and R 40mm springs to lower it.

How is the ride on them H and R springs mate? I want to lower my car but keep the stock 18s as I dont want to ruine the ride too much having speed bumps all over the place. 

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22 hours ago, Markmcc21 said:

How is the ride on them H and R springs mate? I want to lower my car but keep the stock 18s as I dont want to ruine the ride too much having speed bumps all over the place. 


In my opinion - A huge improvement, handling is vastly improved without much comfort loss. Some people will say it's become too crashy but they're used to jelly suspension.

It's smoother with my winter 18s than my summer 19s :P

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On 02/02/2018 at 20:39, Ant-Vrs said:

Genuine cup edition splitter and maximum drop :D

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With the boot up like that, reminded me of the time I thought I saw an Escort Cosworth, only to get nearer and realise it was a Ghia with the boot up and bungee cables holding in IKEA boxes.

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