The Proper Way to Design a Chassis-Mounted Splitter

In order to balance the aerodynamic upgrades on our LS-swapped Nissan 350Z, we visited both Morlind Engineering and Nine Lives Racing to learn how to properly design, fabricate and install a chassis-mounted splitter.
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[@aaronsnd223]

Professional Awesome Racing has some great mounting hardware as well

[@FruddyG]

Ha literally just commented on your video on how you made yours, then went down the rabbit hole!

[@bishop2355]

How thick is the birch wood? 1/4", 1\2" ect...?

[@NathanBellaire]

What coating are you guys using on the plywood? Looks better than paint

[@michaelallen2501]

This is awesome. When's the diffuser episode?!

[@ninelivesracing]

That’s an idea.

[@DaleCarterDrives]

Check our Coosa Board for splitter material... usually better weight/stiffness/durability compromises to plywood and most composites... it may be a good choice for you.

[@justobey733]

Where do i get those lifts ?

[@harryperdomo6558]

It’s made out of birch wood ??

[@NathanBellaire]

What coating are you guys using on the plywood? Looks better than paint

[@Grassrootsmotorsports]

It is the Nine Lives Racing Rocket Nose Coating. You can check out the kit details here: 9livesracing.com/collections/all/products/nissan-350z-medium-downforce-kit-03-2010