*Unreleased* Rexpeed CF Rear Diffuser
Actually the Rexpeed diffuser has a rolled lip where the support rods are and the lip on the middle part of the diffuser is angled out 45 degrees toward the front of the car. I guess the pics I took really didn't show it. Thanks for your input.
That Looks Great!!
I dont like it.. If the rolled up lip covered the rest of the bumper cover IE the sides and also just didnt stop after it cleared the EX. pipe i think it would look alot better.. IT looks incomplete to me and tacky... Im sure they will sale alot of these which is great!! but i wont be picking one up..
looks great to the alternative of getting a JDM rear if it is cost effective. it would look great on a TB rear....even if it comes in a FRP type. it would be painted to match anyways...
^the JDM rear is definitely very clean but I like this for a few reasons:
- lots of people do the JDM rear so this gives us another option
- if the cost is less than a JDM rear, that is a plus
- IMO, the JDM rear tucks up pretty high which could make me have to drop more money on an added diffuser of some sort
- No modification to the crash beam (I don't care about that personally, but I know a lot of people bring that up)
- lots of people do the JDM rear so this gives us another option
- if the cost is less than a JDM rear, that is a plus
- IMO, the JDM rear tucks up pretty high which could make me have to drop more money on an added diffuser of some sort
- No modification to the crash beam (I don't care about that personally, but I know a lot of people bring that up)
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^the JDM rear is definitely very clean but I like this for a few reasons:
- lots of people do the JDM rear so this gives us another option
- if the cost is less than a JDM rear, that is a plus
- IMO, the JDM rear tucks up pretty high which could make me have to drop more money on an added diffuser of some sort
- No modification to the crash beam (I don't care about that personally, but I know a lot of people bring that up)
- lots of people do the JDM rear so this gives us another option
- if the cost is less than a JDM rear, that is a plus
- IMO, the JDM rear tucks up pretty high which could make me have to drop more money on an added diffuser of some sort
- No modification to the crash beam (I don't care about that personally, but I know a lot of people bring that up)
for doing something different as well.
It's not made to fit the JDM bumper. If you were to put in on your car with a JDM bumper the diffuser may be too long, since the JDM bumpers are a little shorter than the USDM ones. Also there would be a gap where the Rexpeed diffuser meets up with the JDM diffuser. So if the diffuser were to be the right length it would be flush with the JDM diffuser. This is just my opinion from my experience from installing it. If you are wanting a rear diffuser for a JDM bumper check this out:http://rexpeed.net/new2007/product_d...php?serial=175
Hope this kind of helped you out with your decision. Aloha!
Hope this kind of helped you out with your decision. Aloha!
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Joined: May 2005
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From: Raleigh, NC
There's a difference between ripping off a part and doing the same thing at a lower cost. Hell, that's why 98% of us use a Windows computer instead of a Mac!
Go buy an APR part if you want to help them pay for the development costs and stop being
