2000-2009 Honda S2000 Downforce Style Side Skirt Splitters Extensions - Frp on 2040-parts.com
Rosemead, California, US
Product Description
These side skirt diffusers attach underneath the rocker panel using our supplied hardware. Installation is simple and easy, no cutting/drilling is required.
Side Diffusers flow really nice with S2000's. Our side diffusers are an easy way to add an aggresive stance to your S2000.
Manufactured in the US
Material: FRP
Fitment: Honda S2000 AP1/AP2
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