He taught me to make my undertray like this last year, minus it being out of Alumilite and less sturdy, I was surprised how simple it came together. Not easy for me, but simple haha.
Nice! Functional, cheap, and character building mods are the best mods. Check out the Acura ARX-06 and the slot they have behind the rear wheel, use that as inspiration for your next, functional cheap and character building mod. It's more effective than you think!
Really enjoying the tech stuff like this! Would also love to see more stuff on s2000 setup and the things that didn't work as well and why yall think why. Keep it up!
what thickness were the carbon fiber sheets you used for the tire spats? you mentioned 1mm but they look a little thicker. also, do they hold its shape after cooling? and during testing, did you find them to push back and into the tire well from drag at high speeds due to mounting points? also, my widebody evo has its inner fender lips cut, any suggestions on how to attach this piece to the fender well?
@@ASMotorsports Yeah, I'm about to add two more pairs of rods in addition to the pair I have holding the sides up (they actually work pretty well) and hope I never need to take my splitter off.
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Awesome video Andy! I'm redoing my splitter setup on my S2000 and this was awesome to get some brain juices flowing!
I like the aluminum L method for mounting the air dam. This is nice, easy, clean, and cheap!
He taught me to make my undertray like this last year, minus it being out of Alumilite and less sturdy, I was surprised how simple it came together. Not easy for me, but simple haha.
Great stuff! Would be cool to see you guys show this off on track. Quick before/after to show what it does for the aero balance and or top speed.
Crazy I look up BRZ on youtube and find you guys located 3 blocks from my house!
Nice! Functional, cheap, and character building mods are the best mods. Check out the Acura ARX-06 and the slot they have behind the rear wheel, use that as inspiration for your next, functional cheap and character building mod. It's more effective than you think!
I legit did this yesterday
That's funny. That's exactly how I got the contour in the carbon sheet I used for my switch panel!
Great video Andy!
Really enjoying the tech stuff like this! Would also love to see more stuff on s2000 setup and the things that didn't work as well and why yall think why. Keep it up!
somebody get this man a router sponsor! xD
Looks great!! I cant wait😁
Def doing this 2022
Thanks for the in depth diy!
Little song at the end is great! ROFL
what thickness were the carbon fiber sheets you used for the tire spats? you mentioned 1mm but they look a little thicker. also, do they hold its shape after cooling? and during testing, did you find them to push back and into the tire well from drag at high speeds due to mounting points? also, my widebody evo has its inner fender lips cut, any suggestions on how to attach this piece to the fender well?
Do you guys have a link to Amazon for the carbon fiber sheet used for the tire spats?
Also curious
What roll of material is that for the air dam? Home Depot stock it? lol
No quick coat of paint on the wood?
Wouldn't riveting the wheel spats to the bumper and splitter defeat the purpose of the quick disconnect on the splitter?
They will stay with bumper. We do rivnuts from the spats to the splitter.
Don’t air spats create insane amount of drag on a low hp car like an s2000?
Should reduce drag on straights by keeping the air off of the rotating tires
First! Awesome !
I'm surprised it's only attached by those two brackets.
Normally we’d attach at radiator mount and then run rods at the main number beam straight down right behind the bumper.
@@ASMotorsports Yeah, I'm about to add two more pairs of rods in addition to the pair I have holding the sides up (they actually work pretty well) and hope I never need to take my splitter off.
Loooooose the stupid music