a few pictures of my new diffuser
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a few pictures of my new diffuser
nothing terribly exciting, but I just got the diffuser on my car yesterday. I took some pictures in the driveway, and figured since I have them, I might as well share them. Enjoy.
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Yah, I'm going to ditch the mudguards at some point, but I need to get some other sort of rear "something" to go there. I don't like the look with nothing there. As for not painting it black though, I thought about it, and figured I'd try something different than the usual black. My buddy does paint work at a local shop, and he just mixed some random stuff up with me to try and get a similar finish to the wheels. In person it's sort of a flat gunmetal with a faint hint of goldish bronze to it. I got it from the HR Autoparts in the marketplace on here. They had an April sale on them.
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Originally Posted by Swifty
looks good. I wonder what it would look like with the V1 back pieces...
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So diggn' this look. I say keep the splash guards, it makes the car look wider. As for the choice in color.....nice choice. I think it makes the diffuser stand out a bit more without being too loud. Great job now lower it more, LOL.
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Originally Posted by finalforce
So diggn' this look. I say keep the splash guards, it makes the car look wider. As for the choice in color.....nice choice. I think it makes the diffuser stand out a bit more without being too loud. Great job now lower it more, LOL.
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Originally Posted by saberphx
Not a functional diffuser because it just goes ontop of the rear bumper. Lets call it a rear add-on.
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Originally Posted by 07rdsterGT
Excuse my ignorance, but what exactly does a "real" diffuser do?
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Originally Posted by guitman32
Google+Wikipedia are your friend: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diffuser_%28automotive%29
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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.