Where is Track Rear Diffuser Located?
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Where is Track Rear Diffuser Located?
Hey, its kinda a dumb question. But i was wondering where was the Track's Rear Diffuser located?? does anybody have any pics??
b/c I was thinkin of buy some for my car but im afraid my aftermarket exhaust won't be compatible. Thanks
b/c I was thinkin of buy some for my car but im afraid my aftermarket exhaust won't be compatible. Thanks
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they go inside the fender wells and close them in more.... i have a track model and they didn't even put a drivers side one on my car when i got it....pissed me off... someone has posted pics before of them do a search or go to the performance nissan site, they have a pic of them
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they go behind the rear wheels, not directly behind it but under the car behind it...
they are installed at the factory, not dealer installed... odd...
ive been meaning to grab a pic of them installed on a car...
they are installed at the factory, not dealer installed... odd...
ive been meaning to grab a pic of them installed on a car...
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I have those on my Performance model too. Its not specific to TRACK models, just those models with the Aero Kit. Track just comes with aero kit, so people assume it's a "track option".
Aero Kit includes:
Front Chin diffuser
Rear decklid lip-style spoiler
Rear underbody diffusers (as pictured up top)
Aero Kit includes:
Front Chin diffuser Rear decklid lip-style spoiler Rear underbody diffusers (as pictured up top)
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Originally posted by Jetpilot718
I have those on my Performance model too. Its not specific to TRACK models, just those models with the Aero Kit. Track just comes with aero kit, so people assume it's a "track option".
Aero Kit includes:
Front Chin diffuser
Rear decklid lip-style spoiler
Rear underbody diffusers (as pictured up top)
I have those on my Performance model too. Its not specific to TRACK models, just those models with the Aero Kit. Track just comes with aero kit, so people assume it's a "track option".
Aero Kit includes:
Front Chin diffuser Rear decklid lip-style spoiler Rear underbody diffusers (as pictured up top)
Originally posted by Jetpilot718
I have those on my Performance model too. Its not specific to TRACK models, just those models with the Aero Kit. Track just comes with aero kit, so people assume it's a "track option".
Aero Kit includes:
Front Chin diffuser
Rear decklid lip-style spoiler
Rear underbody diffusers (as pictured up top)
I have those on my Performance model too. Its not specific to TRACK models, just those models with the Aero Kit. Track just comes with aero kit, so people assume it's a "track option".
Aero Kit includes:
Front Chin diffuser Rear decklid lip-style spoiler Rear underbody diffusers (as pictured up top)
The "Factory" aero kit that is available for any version includes the front chin diffuser and the rear deck lid spoiler.
The Track model comes standard with the rear underbody diffusers, and they are not offered as a dealer option, but are available through Performance Nissan.....
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this also another dumb question.. but can i put a OEM Chin Spoiler on my Z w/ an aftermarket lip? ......lets say like greddy front lip? 
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The front chin spoiler simply clips to the small lip that hangs down from the bottom of the OEM bumper cover. It only adds 5.25mm so it is mostly cosmetic.
To answer the question, I think yes, with a few modifications (removal of some retainer pins) you could add it to any aftermarket bumper cover that used the same bottom hole pattern (bumper cover to under engine pan) as the OEM. You may have to use some thick (nylon) fender washers to get it to set right.
To answer the question, I think yes, with a few modifications (removal of some retainer pins) you could add it to any aftermarket bumper cover that used the same bottom hole pattern (bumper cover to under engine pan) as the OEM. You may have to use some thick (nylon) fender washers to get it to set right.
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