a few pictures of my new diffuser
05-07-2008, 07:22 PM
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Originally Posted by 07pearlwhiteZ
haha, I can change the title of the thread to "a few pictures of my rear add on(NON FUNCTIONAL DIFFUSER.......I REPEAT NON FUNCTIONAL DIFFUSER)" if that helps you guys. I'm not trying to be a jerk, but come on, less than 20 replies, and three of them are you guys saying it's not a real diffuser.
05-07-2008, 07:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Nexx
but thats the point... if its not functional then its not a diffuser. its starting a thread like this: "Got my new bbk kit" then showing pics of the fake bbk plastic covers off ebay.
05-08-2008, 12:29 AM
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love the color and the mud guard!
The dark grey imo looks better then black. It's like the stock color on the Murano's "diffuser" piece on the rear bumper
The dark grey imo looks better then black. It's like the stock color on the Murano's "diffuser" piece on the rear bumper
05-08-2008, 06:12 AM
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no, none yet. Those were the only pictures I have taken with the diffuser so far. I would take some farther away ones today, but the car is a tad dirty and I don't want to post pictures of a dirty car. I'm going to clean it up for a local car forum bbq this weekend though, so I'm sure I'll get some better pictures of it in the next day or two.
05-08-2008, 04:29 PM
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Glad that you didn't go black (or cf), like EVERYONE does.
And I don't see why you'd take off the mud guards. The car looks fine. I think without them the rear of your car would look to 'centered'.
You need something on the ends to even it out.
Kinda like how the TOP Secret diffuser has the side pieces. Yes, I know it's functional and not just for looks, but I must say it would look silly without anything on either end.
Looks awesome. Lowering it would be a good move.
And I don't see why you'd take off the mud guards. The car looks fine. I think without them the rear of your car would look to 'centered'.
You need something on the ends to even it out.
Kinda like how the TOP Secret diffuser has the side pieces. Yes, I know it's functional and not just for looks, but I must say it would look silly without anything on either end.
Looks awesome. Lowering it would be a good move.
05-08-2008, 08:50 PM
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Originally Posted by seekanddestroy
How much work did you have to do to the DIFFUSER to get it looking good? Mine was super porus and cracked and stuff when I got it.
Originally Posted by whitebwoy
Looks awesome. Lowering it would be a good move.
Originally Posted by deezz
How much did you pay for the diffuser? I went to the website, but "checkout" was disabled for this piece.
05-08-2008, 10:55 PM
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This diffuser is actually functional with the stock OEM exhaust or Nismo. The shape of both exhausts acts as a diffuser for the car and with this add on, it creates a smooth flow with directional fins that will create added down force at higher speeds. Here are some close up shots I found on HR Autoparts original thread.
