What If?
#2
Re: What If?
There are a decent number of companies selling ground effects kits — just do a Google search for “2002 camaro ground effects.” They mostly come unpainted, so plan on painting them as part of your budget. You can probably also find the parts for sale on the used market.
As for which one you should get, there are three factors to consider:
1. Looks.
2. Price
3. Material.
The first two are obvious, I hope; get something you think looks good and fits in your budget. For material, I think you’ll find most are one of PVC, fiberglass, and polyurethane (PU). PU is flexible and durable, so if you catch your bumper on a curb, the part won’t be damaged (but the paint might be). Fiberglass is lighter and usually cheaper, but it’s not very flexible and would probably crack or splinter if you curbed it. PVC is in the middle in terms of durability.
Nothing you’re going to find is going to offer real aerodynamic advantages, so you should not take that into account.
As for which one you should get, there are three factors to consider:
1. Looks.
2. Price
3. Material.
The first two are obvious, I hope; get something you think looks good and fits in your budget. For material, I think you’ll find most are one of PVC, fiberglass, and polyurethane (PU). PU is flexible and durable, so if you catch your bumper on a curb, the part won’t be damaged (but the paint might be). Fiberglass is lighter and usually cheaper, but it’s not very flexible and would probably crack or splinter if you curbed it. PVC is in the middle in terms of durability.
Nothing you’re going to find is going to offer real aerodynamic advantages, so you should not take that into account.
#3
Re: What If?
We’re you specifically referencing the center mount exhaust valance?
6LE Designs | 1993-2002 Camaro Center Mount Exhaust Valance
https://www.ebay.com/bhp/camaro-center-exhaust
6LE Designs | 1993-2002 Camaro Center Mount Exhaust Valance
https://www.ebay.com/bhp/camaro-center-exhaust