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UltArc · 11-05-2013, 10:41 PM

The first seems smaller, I would suggest the second.

I wanted this one:
Ford Racing Mustang BOSS 302 Laguna Seca Front Splitter Kit M-16601-MBKITA (10-12 GT) - Free Shipping M-16601-MBKITA

But mine was free, and even if I paid for it, it would be worth the $200 for the looks and it's effect. I couldn't do a bigger spoiler for appearance, I considered a kammback, but the cost and work to make it look good for the lower gain wasn't really worth it to me.

I hope you know my front fascia, original lower grille block, upper grille, and air splitter ARE from Roush. Only my pre underbody air dam was home made, and it was edging, not coroplast. My coroplast is only upper gb, lower gb, and underbody.

11-05-2013, 10:41 PM	#12 (permalink)
UltArc Hydrogen > EV Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: NW Ohio, United States Posts: 2,025 Silver Flea - '05 Honda Insight 90 day: 58.96 mpg (US) Thanks: 994 Thanked 402 Times in 285 Posts	The first seems smaller, I would suggest the second. I wanted this one: Ford Racing Mustang BOSS 302 Laguna Seca Front Splitter Kit M-16601-MBKITA (10-12 GT) - Free Shipping M-16601-MBKITA But mine was free, and even if I paid for it, it would be worth the $200 for the looks and it's effect. I couldn't do a bigger spoiler for appearance, I considered a kammback, but the cost and work to make it look good for the lower gain wasn't really worth it to me. I hope you know my front fascia, original lower grille block, upper grille, and air splitter ARE from Roush. Only my pre underbody air dam was home made, and it was edging, not coroplast. My coroplast is only upper gb, lower gb, and underbody. __________________ Best Tanks: Mustang - 54.83 mpg (US) at the Green Grand Prix Insight - 82.91966 mpg (US) over 818.5 miles.