Rear diffuser pics
Joined: May 2006
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From: Louisville, KY
All these J's, Spoon, Voltex, etc. look ridiculous on street cars. They just look cheap... like a flimsy hunk of carbon fiber/plastic that ruins the lines on the back end of the car. If they really help with aerodynamics on the track, OK, but otherwise, they get a
from me.
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From: West Coast baby
Originally Posted by s4play' timestamp='1303620359' post='20500907
here's a picture of my custom diffuser, subtle, lightweight 
My buddy actually thought it was part of the "CR" package.... 
My buddy actually thought it was part of the "CR" package.... Thank you!
Most people on here buy things because it's "JDM" or nane brand, not me but hey whatever floats your boat. I agree most of those diffusers are way overboard but then again I'm kinda old compared to most on here.
Race cars are ok but for street cars those large diffuser are just plain goofy like those large spoilers.
From an aesthetic standpoint, this is by far the best rear diffuser in this thread, at least from the 10 or so pages I reviewed. Simple and subtle.
All these J's, Spoon, Voltex, etc. look ridiculous on street cars. They just look cheap... like a flimsy hunk of carbon fiber/plastic that ruins the lines on the back end of the car. If they really help with aerodynamics on the track, OK, but otherwise, they get a
from me.
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From: Fountain Valley, CA