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2022+ Subaru BRZ V1 Splitter

2022+ Subaru BRZ V1 Splitter - Main image
$250 $499.99 In stock

Category: Subaru

Model: 2022+ Subaru BRZ Front Splitter V1


🔧 Direct Fitment
Precision-engineered for the all 2022+ Subaru BRZ models.

Constructed from aerospace-grade lightweight aluminum for durability and performance.

⚙️ Precision-Crafted
Fully CNC-machined and professionally gloss black powder-coated for a clean, aggressive finish.

Made in USA
Proudly manufactured in the United States using high-grade materials and expert craftsmanship.

Production Lead Time
CNC items are made to order and have raw materials allocated to production once the order is placed. For concerns regarding current lead times, please review the CNC Products section in our Terms & Conditions.

🧰 Installation-Ready
Pre-drilled with all hardware included

🧑🔧 Professional installation highly recommended


💨 Why Use a Front Splitter?

At higher speeds, air builds up under the front bumper, causing lift and reducing traction. A front splitter counters this by redirecting air up and over the car, generating downforce to improve stability, grip, and cornering control.

For best results and rigidity, splitter rods are recommended to maintain proper alignment and support during spirited driving.

Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

William ★★★★★

Took it out of the box and it bolted right up without any wrestling—the aluminum feels properly solid, not flimsy. The lower stance it gives the front end makes the car look meaner even parked in my driveway.

Thomas C. ★★★★★

Bolted it on in about 20 minutes with basic tools—the direct fitment is no joke, zero drilling or fuss. The aerospace-grade aluminum feels sturdy enough to handle scrapes without flinching, and it completely transforms the front end's stance.

Charlotte ★★★★★

The aluminum feels rock-solid and lighter than the stock plastic piece, and it bolted on without any modification needed. Took about twenty minutes in the driveway with basic tools, and the front end finally looks aggressive instead of unfinished.