How's your splitter holding up

[Junkyard Dog]

I'm on it. I am in my time machine about to travel to 1967 to tell him.

I bet a 1967 Chevelle clears the driveway just fine.

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[s197richie]

Lol so this kiddo is eating curbs hard enough to pop the fascia right out of the fenders on both sides. It takes like, five seconds to line it up and pop it back in. Kids these days just driving it around like that. Same issue with a girl across the street bottoming out on speed bumps in the upscale community. I should introduce them.

 

[exm]

I have the OEM HP splitter installed on my non-HP and so far I haven't really had any issues. Couple of 'scrapes' with uneven roads but I realized (and told my wife) to be careful. I had an issue with the driveway for the ceramic detailer, but I ended up backing up on a slight angle to get onto his ramp without issues.

 

[Trella]

Mine is "Cracked," had some early days teething problems. Knew what it was as soon as I heard the "Crunch!"

 

[Paul's stable]

I'm on it. I am in my time machine about to travel to 1967 to tell him.

Oh hey when your back there grab me a case of original Coca Cola.

 

[The dark 1]

I have the dark horse HP and have to enter / exit my driveway at a 30 degree angle going 1 mph, also entering/ exiting businesses along the road at around 5 mph. Other than that it's been ok.

 

[NegativeMultiplier]

If you don't get the handling pack, you won't scrape anywhere you wouldn't in a GTPP. If you get the handling package you just need to be wary of potholes and excessively steep inclines and you'll be fine.

 

[GooberDH]

Mine has a few dings, not my fault I swear. I've accepted it as a wear item.

 

[Paul's stable]

5k miles and no issues despite being lowered with the Dark Horse Handling pack splitter.

I have a whopping 4" of clearance!

That is the same as my 24 Dark Horse HP it's 4 inches.

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