S2000 Side Skirts on 2040-parts.com
Richfield, North Carolina, US
These are custom cnc made side spliters for any year S2000. They are made from .090 thick aluminum and are held in place with 3/16 rivets. All hard ware is included. They come in eight separate pieces. The reason for this is easy and cheap to repair. If you mess up one piece then just order that piece not the whole set. They are cheap and they work! They come in raw aluminum ready for paint.
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