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It's a JP Aero diffuser. That indent on the middle is for the badge. Fitment is spot on. I know a vendor here was making a replica in carbon but I forgot who.
It's a JP Aero diffuser. That indent on the middle is for the badge. Fitment is spot on. I know a vendor here was making a replica in carbon but I forgot who.
The texture of the flooring allows for easy cleanup so its not hard maintaining the floor. There's still a few more things I want to do with my garage to give it that showroom feel.
I'm planning on replacing the 5mm to 10mm spacer in the rear and swap the front from 3mm to 5mm. Anyone recommend Project Kics or Ichiba version 2 for the rear?
I would just do it right and get the longer studs then the spacer...either way I've owned both brands and both are great! I like the Ichiba personally, but the safest way to run a spacer is to have the longer studs to match the length of the added spacer...Good luck!!!
Don't the Project Kics and Ichiba version 2 come with extended studs already plugged into the spacer? I was looking at the version 1 for Ichiba and you have to take out your OEM studs, replace it with extended and then add the spacer over the hub. Are you saying the version 1 is safer/better?
i had the ichiba ver 2 spacers and i wasnt 100% happy with them. the rears would get loose after 2 weeks or so and it was annoying.. i cant say anything about the other brands.
Don't the Project Kics and Ichiba version 2 come with extended studs already plugged into the spacer? I was looking at the version 1 for Ichiba and you have to take out your OEM studs, replace it with extended and then add the spacer over the hub. Are you saying the version 1 is safer/better?
Yes, the version one will come with the spacer and longer studs, which is a bit safer than the v2. There is no unwanted pressure since the studs are longer. The V2 is a good "easier" alternative because the studs are built into the spacer. With the v1, the wheel is on the hub how it is supposed to be. With the v2, the wheel is on a spacer's studs, which is connected to the wheel hub studs, if that makes sense. There is added pressure, which can be avoided by having longer studs.
I think either way, honestly, you will be fine, but if you ever drive aggressive, I would just do it right.
02-02-2011, 07:24 AM
