Some of you may remember that I ordered this carbon splitter after another forum member kindly pointed it out to me:
http://minagallery.com/jaguar-xe-s-r-sport-carbon-fiber-front-splitter-upgrade-2016-on/
It cost £177 including postage and took 4 weeks to be delivered from California! It got held in customs and I had to pay £24 in additional taxes.
I finally had chance to fit it to the car last weekend and this is the finished product;
Here's the car when I bought her;
And here's the car following a few subtle modifications - Grill & Bumper Trims wrapped Matt Black, Carbon Fibre Splitter, Rear 25mm Wheel Spacers;
As you can see, the car JUST manages to clear my drive with the splitter. This pic shows the actual clearance/ride height with the splitter fitted;
The splitter is really good quality and very light weight. They supply 3M adhesive strips and some self-tapping screws to fit the splitter to the bumper. I opted to use both the tape and the screws, but positioned the screws as far back as possible incase I ever wish to remove the splitter.
I am really happy with the result. It's very subtle but certainly adds a level of sportiness to the front end. The contrast with the Matt Black components really does look the part!
http://minagallery.com/jaguar-xe-s-r-sport-carbon-fiber-front-splitter-upgrade-2016-on/
It cost £177 including postage and took 4 weeks to be delivered from California! It got held in customs and I had to pay £24 in additional taxes.
I finally had chance to fit it to the car last weekend and this is the finished product;
Here's the car when I bought her;
And here's the car following a few subtle modifications - Grill & Bumper Trims wrapped Matt Black, Carbon Fibre Splitter, Rear 25mm Wheel Spacers;
As you can see, the car JUST manages to clear my drive with the splitter. This pic shows the actual clearance/ride height with the splitter fitted;
The splitter is really good quality and very light weight. They supply 3M adhesive strips and some self-tapping screws to fit the splitter to the bumper. I opted to use both the tape and the screws, but positioned the screws as far back as possible incase I ever wish to remove the splitter.
I am really happy with the result. It's very subtle but certainly adds a level of sportiness to the front end. The contrast with the Matt Black components really does look the part!