TSE Front Splitter Mounts (NA) ***GROUP BUY****
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TSE Front Splitter Mounts (NA) ***GROUP BUY****
Savington has offered to produce a limited production run of his splitter mounts if there is enough interest (ie: 10 committed orders.)
If you are not familiar with the product, see here: TSE Splitter Mount Discussion
Pricing will be right around $200 per set plus shipping.
If you have questions about the product, please list them in the splitter mount discussion; this thread is only for those interested in purchasing. Having spent a LOT of time looking at different splitter mounts, and having seen these in person on a friend's car, save yourself a metric ton of hassle and add your name below.
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If you are not familiar with the product, see here: TSE Splitter Mount Discussion
Pricing will be right around $200 per set plus shipping.
If you have questions about the product, please list them in the splitter mount discussion; this thread is only for those interested in purchasing. Having spent a LOT of time looking at different splitter mounts, and having seen these in person on a friend's car, save yourself a metric ton of hassle and add your name below.
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I'm buying at least 2.
The usual splitter mount solutions don't work well if you hit a lot of cones. These *will* bend with enough abuse. My car gets whored out enough that I'd like to have spare(s).
IF Andrew would make these out of steel it would be awesome for AX'ers, though probably not ideal for most track addicts.
The usual splitter mount solutions don't work well if you hit a lot of cones. These *will* bend with enough abuse. My car gets whored out enough that I'd like to have spare(s).
IF Andrew would make these out of steel it would be awesome for AX'ers, though probably not ideal for most track addicts.
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I did one set out of steel during R&D. The owner had a moderate off and tore up the splitter on day two of shakedown. The frame rails on that car ended up slightly kinked because the weldnuts in the frame moved around a little. Not enough to cause any issues or body panel misalignment, but it was alarming. I would strongly advise against making these any stronger than they already are - $200 is cheaper than sending the car to a frame shop after a bad farming session.
Thanks for setting this up, folks. A true group buy in this industry is rare. This is one of those products that just doesn't fit into my new business model as a regular inventory/stock item, but I'm happy to make a single batch of them if I know they'll all find happy homes quickly. It looks like we'll hit ten without issue here so I'll get started on a batch shortly.
Thanks for setting this up, folks. A true group buy in this industry is rare. This is one of those products that just doesn't fit into my new business model as a regular inventory/stock item, but I'm happy to make a single batch of them if I know they'll all find happy homes quickly. It looks like we'll hit ten without issue here so I'll get started on a batch shortly.
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I would strongly advise against making these any stronger than they already are - $200 is cheaper than sending the car to a frame shop after a bad farming session.
This is one of those products that just doesn't fit into my new business model as a regular inventory/stock item, but I'm happy to make a single batch of them if I know they'll all find happy homes quickly.
This is one of those products that just doesn't fit into my new business model as a regular inventory/stock item, but I'm happy to make a single batch of them if I know they'll all find happy homes quickly.
Given that these are consumables, maybe it makes sense to do an annual group buy? I'm fully aware of how rough I'm going to be on these via cone smacking.