How is the install? I watched a video on it, seems they have taken something so simple and made it difficult. looks great and is cheap, thinking of pulling the trigger...

 

Was not to bad, I did the cutting with a cutting wheel. Directions were pretty much right on.

 

+1 great advice and is a quick install

 

It took me nearly a whole day for both the front and side splitters. When it all comes together at the end you cant help but think there must have been a better way, especially when you slap the old trim piece over the new one up front. Now that it's winter and I've bashed my way through snow piles much higher than the splitter, I'm thankful for the reinforcement that sandwiching the old beneath the new offers. I installed them both on the same day but went with the front first. With just the front on there it looked kind of silly so do yourself a favor and grab the sides too!

 

Easy install. If you don't do it on a floor hoist the worst part is laying on your back getting trapped dirt in the face when the OEM splitter and windage pan is removed~

Agree that the entire package, front, side and rear splitters compliment each other very nicely.

John

 

i had my install done by body shop 2 hrs (100bucks) yes it is better to do it your own...u can save that....

it looks so neat n make the front end look better.

 

In process right now. Got the factory splitter trimmed up and i may get to finishing the install this week if im not busy. Definitely is a pita tho. Roush easily coulda made an all in one piece. Not really sure what their excuse is for this non sense.

 

Absolutely LOVE it. Pictures dont do it justice.

 

Well done - looks great!

 

Turned out great.