Ergoc5
Seasoned Member
I hit some debris in the middle of the road (could not avoid it), it was dark but felt like plastic. Looks like it took the ppf off and took a chunk off of the lip. Not sure if fixable. No other damage under the car.
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Thats if they even have any in stock. Some of the CF PN's we have are popping up discontinued now...That sucks for sure, if it were mine I would buy another splitter.....
I’ve had one on backorder, no ETA for about a month now.Thats if they even have any in stock. Some of the CF PN's we have are popping up discontinued now...
I said "I" would just get a new one, lol....Thats if they even have any in stock. Some of the CF PN's we have are popping up discontinued now...
Yes my detailing shop knows a few places but the cost of repair could be close to the cost of a new lipLook up carbon fiber specialty bike repairs and see if they can fix it. I had a guy in Orlando fix the lip off my 4BW and you couldnt even tell it got damaged.
What road was this on? My wife and I are grimacing every time we drive in rain on a day like today. Never know whether a crater is lurking under a puddle especially during the winter months. NY roads suck and for the taxes we pay, it's downright criminal.Yeah after being careful everywhere I park etc avoiding curbs this happened on my normal ride back home from work....had no way to avoid it
Taking it to Detailing Dynamics to have them look at it. This was near Bald Hill by the Vietnam Memorial Heading North on Rt 83. Looks like they cleared it today. I think it was retread from a truck.What road was this on? My wife and I are grimacing every time we drive in rain on a day like today. Never know whether a crater is lurking under a puddle especially during the winter months. NY roads suck and for the taxes we pay, it's downright criminal.
Did a quick Google search and found these guys in Roslyn:
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Google reviews are pretty stellar. Not near you but at least worth an inquiry. They can probably give a quote based on the photo.
I paid $450 to get mine fixed and it was split across to the bumper. A new spoiler is gonna be over $2K and thats if you can even order it since there is zero in stock.Yes my detailing shop knows a few places but the cost of repair could be close to the cost of a new lip