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XenonKiller99, that's awesome! How hard was it to mount on the ap2?
Looks like it took about three times longer than required for install(Alex, the installer has experience installing J's racing and other diffusers in his s2k and others also). With all the aluminum brackets that came w/ the diffuser, only one third was used, the rest had to be custom made. He had to drill new holes, use longer screws, makes new mounts and mount them into new locations. Suppose to be an hours work but turned out to be about 3hrs...not including some tuning and aligning by cutting parts of the diffuser or else there'd be rattling b/t the CF diffuser and the stock exaust and/or even deformation of the CF material due to exaust heat? I was told: "it's harder to install w/ stock exaust because it sits lower and the AP2 rear bumper is lower too." Well to me I go by this saying, anything is possible...it just takes time, some planning and creativity, all thanks to Alex. He did an extremely professional job and advise me of the possible problem fitment issues but no rattling or whatsoever. Good luck to all members w/ AP2 rear bumper who visions this setup, it's possible!
Install was done in Northern California by Alex
04-14-2010, 09:44 AM
Good luck to all members w/ AP2 rear bumper who visions this setup, it's possible! 
