Mazda · Miata · 1998-2005 NB
What this install demonstrates
See how Joseph mounted a TrackCarAero splitter on his 2000 Mazda Miata NB using Professional Awesome quick-release receivers, support rods, and titanium hardware.
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Customer Notes:
Splitter mounts from TrackCarAero utilize the Professional Awesome quick-release system. The TrackCarAero mounts bolt to the factory tow-hook mounting locations, while the splitter support rods use the factory crash-bar mounting points. The only trimming required was for my aftermarket bumper; otherwise, no trimming was necessary.
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