Rear Diffuser Thread
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Originally Posted by Jakup,Mar 14 2006, 11:40 AM
I just saw a pic of the Top Secret one with the side parts that go past the bumper removed, and it looked awesome 
Not sure if they have to be cut or not though.
Not sure if they have to be cut or not though.
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Originally Posted by S2000GT,Mar 15 2006, 08:10 AM
ive also been told I get "rooster tails" appear from the side of the diffusor on the highway at speeds (in damp conditions), so airflow is definately affected.
english for the non understanding.. [me]
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Originally Posted by kadeshpa,Mar 14 2006, 01:53 PM
Let's be serious for a moment. They're mostly for cosmetics. They're not providing any useful downforce in their street applications.
IMO they look tacky and ghey.
IMO they look tacky and ghey.
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Originally Posted by amru,Mar 15 2006, 11:47 PM
english for the non understanding.. [me]
(kinda ironic you asking for more english from a brit
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Originally Posted by S2000GT,Mar 15 2006, 11:10 AM
ive also been told I get "rooster tails" appear from the side of the diffusor on the highway at speeds (in damp conditions), so airflow is definately affected.
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Rooster tails don't affirm anything. You can get the same effect throwing a piece of cardboard down there. In order for that rear diffuser to truly shine, you need an almost flat undercarriage to direct the airflow to the diffuser. Plus you really need to hit speeds well over what's legal on us highways.