Maxton v2 or v3 splitter, bad idea for a daily in snow conditions?

[pastimesteve]

Hi all, so I live in Colorado where we get some snow along the front range. My 2017 is my daily, but I've been wanting to add a Maxton v2 or v3 (non race type) splitter to the front. Would this be a bad idea in an area that gets snow?

Thanks,
Steve

 

[TyphoonFiST]

Hi all, so I live in Colorado where we get some snow along the front range. My 2017 is my daily, but I've been wanting to add a Maxton v2 or v3 (non race type) splitter to the front. Would this be a bad idea in an area that gets snow?

Thanks,
Steve

I live in Mn....I made sure all my Aero was Metal* due to ICE CHUNKS. Plastic.....Ice and below freezing Temps....Not good Bedfellow.

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[Clint Beastwood]

It does sound like unintentionally making your car into a mini plow. Careful!

 

[D_D_973]

I’ve been contemplating this same question. I always come up with same answer...not a good idea.

 

[M-Sport fan]

Yeah, I would also be plowing; rocks, mud, double track center strip grass/plants, etc. when I work on ARA rally events, and it would not last a half mile on those stage roads, even at factory ride height or higher.

So, these (NO MATTER the material they are made of) are a definite no go for me as well.

 

[pastimesteve]

Thanks guys. Yeah, I think I'm going to scrap this idea. I greatly appreciate the feedback!