How do you fit splitter, advice please

talkingcars wrote:

John and Sue wrote: Blu Tak or Sellotape is a good way of fixing a splitter. Or Juicy Fruit chewing gum.
It will then fall off at the first bump, you will drive over it and smosh it into splinters.

Then there will be one less splitter on the planet. :broon:

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An F without a splitter handles like dentures without fixative chewing gum!...........Badly.

Well, that's what you get when you have a car with Austin 1100 suspension.....
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Andy the tyre man wrote: I think we should all chip in and buy John one for Christmas.

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Thanks. I'd donate it to blind Tibetan orphans who would use it as a see-saw. Until it broke. :yesnod:
Up till then, they would tell me how their front end was more planted. Etc.
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John and Sue wrote:

talkingcars wrote:

John and Sue wrote: Blu Tak or Sellotape is a good way of fixing a splitter. Or Juicy Fruit chewing gum.
It will then fall off at the first bump, you will drive over it and smosh it into splinters.

Then there will be one less splitter on the planet. :broon:

:coat:

An F without a splitter handles like dentures without fixative chewing gum!...........Badly.

Well, that's what you get when you have a car with Austin 1100 suspension.....
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No, it's more to do with the designers using a dingy for the body shape!

I have to say that I drive my F at speeds 'near' to the speed limit and do notice any issues with handling. At least not in a straight line which is surely where splitters and spoilers may help.

Unless you're driving at significantly higher speeds, I have to say that I cannot see the need from a stability perspective, not that ive driven an F with a splitter or spoiler.

They can look ok though.