Ford Focus MK2 RS V2 Front Splitter - TRC Performance Styling
Definition of a front splitter - Front splitters are essential aerodynamic components that serve to balance the front vs. rear distribution of downforce. A splitter is typically found on the front-end of a race car, appearing as a flat extension to the very bottom of the front bumper
Our MK2 RS modified splitter, Specifically styled design that follows the curves and angles of the front bumper. The modified was designed for those with the lowered RS, sitting flush against the bumper and sitting higher than the original version.
This product is manufactured utilising time proven composite technology.
This splitter is supplied as pictured in a gloss black gell coat, along with a comprehensive stainless steel fixing kit, Branded with our TRC gel badge, ready to fit.
Need help fitting? We have a fitting guide page that talks you through the fitting steps or for a more personal approach you can book an appointment online here.
Original: $211.52
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Definition of a front splitter - Front splitters are essential aerodynamic components that serve to balance the front vs. rear distribution of downforce. A splitter is typically found on the front-end of a race car, appearing as a flat extension to the very bottom of the front bumper
Our MK2 RS modified splitter, Specifically styled design that follows the curves and angles of the front bumper. The modified was designed for those with the lowered RS, sitting flush against the bumper and sitting higher than the original version.
This product is manufactured utilising time proven composite technology.
This splitter is supplied as pictured in a gloss black gell coat, along with a comprehensive stainless steel fixing kit, Branded with our TRC gel badge, ready to fit.
Need help fitting? We have a fitting guide page that talks you through the fitting steps or for a more personal approach you can book an appointment online here.
