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Old 09-02-2011, 11:38 AM
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Default New amuse front carbon diffuser

After 2 month of work i did my first fiberglass pieces for my car... I did a copy of the amuse front diffuser with some photo i tooked from the internet.. i made it in fiberglass and the final layer in carbon fiber..

How it look??





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This are some photo of the procces...





Thats my brother helping me...to much sanding!!!



After CArbon layer...

Old 09-02-2011, 12:39 PM
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^^ Wow, Thats ****ing amazing, Very nice craftsman ship. I'm very impressed with your skills. Make me one? lol































Seriously though, price?
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The problem is that i live in dominican republic but i did it with 150us of materials..
I think ship it is very expensive but with these one is very easy to do all the pieces i want..
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nicely done!

I would cry if I broke that nice piece of art
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Originally Posted by ImWeeZzel
nicely done!

I would cry if I broke that nice piece of art
thats why i use it only the days of carshow... here are many holes and bumps in the streets...
Old 09-02-2011, 01:59 PM
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Great job. Looks amazing.
Old 09-02-2011, 02:12 PM
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Originally Posted by max-hid
thats why i use it only the days of carshow... here are many holes and bumps in the streets...
yea i hear the streets over there are horrible, I was thinking of starting a business over there with my gf and taking the z but then it just become a garage queen. Great job with the diffuser it looks amazing bro
Old 09-02-2011, 02:27 PM
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Props for making it yourself.

I think you made this a tad bit too long though, it sticks out too far.
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Nice work!
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wow that looks great!!! but i also notice you dont have a side skirt.. any plans of making a side diffuser too?
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Wow, good job!


Now post a DIY
Old 09-02-2011, 07:02 PM
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Wow..you have some serious skill. Great work man!
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Originally Posted by max-hid
thats why i use it only the days of carshow... here are many holes and bumps in the streets...
Seriously. That's a for show bumper right there.
If i were to scrape that or scratch it, i'd be super pissed.
Two months of hard work is a damn long time.
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Originally Posted by kevincat
wow that looks great!!! but i also notice you dont have a side skirt.. any plans of making a side diffuser too?
thats the final step i want to put veilside v1 underwing to put the final touch or varis side...But now im in wedding plans and will do it in february...but thnaks for the quote it really need it now..
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thanks for all the inputs im surprise that all of you really apreciate my job because here they say that its not so good becuase i didnt buy it original..but that what i like to do all my modifications...
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A for effort!
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even though you didn't buy the real one it still looks good. you followed the contours well and made it fit without any noticeable gaps.
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Great work it looks sick
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looks real good, how much did you spend on material and everything else
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