Aluminum rear diffuser install
#782
I already PM'd klean, but just so others know where Im coming from with the button head screws. I opted to use the button head screws to avoid ripping the heads right off the bolts if and when they are bottomed out. A mushed button head screw is still better than a hex head that has torn right off. I've had a bit of experience removing these types of fasteners with some damage to the hex drive and usually you can get away with using a drill bit to clean up the opening of the hex drive and tapping an allen key into the drive. If this fails, a vise grip will usually do the trick but it will chew up the fastener a bit.
Side pieces are still coming very soon, I've just been busy.
Side pieces are still coming very soon, I've just been busy.
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yea mine scraped a couple times, just gotta be careful... but mine is spaced down a tad via washers i jb welded together so my exhaust would clear it lol... eventualy will cut a slot or naca shape so the exhaust will hang in there... after i vent my rear bumper
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oh btw, this clears with the asura 3" dual exhaust. i'll post pictures this week.very well-made and thought out diffuser. it definitely tells me a lot about how thorough and methodical the inventor is. definitely will be getting more stuff from GPfab!
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The first GP Fab diffuser in The Netherlands (perhaps even Europe):
http://postimage.org/image/1znp732zo/
Already had some really nice copliments about it.
I'm really, really looking forward to the side pieces.
Hopefully they will be in a groupbuy as well.
http://postimage.org/image/1znp732zo/
Already had some really nice copliments about it.
I'm really, really looking forward to the side pieces.
Hopefully they will be in a groupbuy as well.