What Is The Difference Between A Car Front Lip And A Splitter

Different sections of the vehicle require two different things to be done to it which are front lip and splitter.

Front Lip, also known as a spoiler or air dam, is attached below the car’s front bumper. This restricts airflow underneath the vehicle hence cutting lift and improving stability and traction on road. A sporty aggressive look can be achieved by having a front lip put on a car. Normally it is a flexible piece of rubber directly fixed to the front bumper.

Splitter is positioned at the front end of a vehicle usually below the front bumper. It creates a pressure difference between upper side and lower sides that effectively divides air flow in order to control air flow in front of a car. By doing so, balance and stability are greatly increased especially at high speed. Splitter is one very flat piece of bodywork that extends beyond below the front bumper and is commonly made from carbon fiber or glass reinforced plastic (GRPs).

Types Of Car Front Lips:

Different materials like ABS plastic, carbon fiber and polyurethane make up car front lips. Each has unique advantages such as strength, flexibility or lightness so individuals who have specific needs or concerns can opt for their most preferred material.

A new addition like that could make your car look much better than ever before; whether you are a driving enthusiast looking forward towards increasing its performance or simply wanting to improve its overall looks through some certain touch ups then it would be great if you invested in one good quality custom fit car lip.