painted rear diffuser
ok heres some pics. sorry for the quality, only camera i have access to is a camera phone one.....
heh and you can tell by the singlewide in the backround, i live in a ghetto palace!!! luckily, my house is not a trailer, thought i do live next door to one lol.
heh and you can tell by the singlewide in the backround, i live in a ghetto palace!!! luckily, my house is not a trailer, thought i do live next door to one lol.
interesting. i think it looks pretty good. but i am not so sure about it on light colors. maybe someone could photoshop all the colors just to give an idea of what it would look like.
i have a B&B exhaust with bigger than stock tips, and at 24000 miles im not seeing any heat damage to the paint on the diffuser.
and i think it is the stock color red, but my cameraphone sucks and i dont have a better camera.
and i think it is the stock color red, but my cameraphone sucks and i dont have a better camera.
I never like my blk plastic's since the first day i pulled out of the dealer.
I then checked that week at local bodyshops and i got quotes for 500+
thats when i rather buy a ms rear.but never did -$$
but a friend in my town has his painted and it looks good.too bad its not a dealer option
I then checked that week at local bodyshops and i got quotes for 500+
thats when i rather buy a ms rear.but never did -$$
but a friend in my town has his painted and it looks good.too bad its not a dealer option
i got quoted about 300 and change to get it done....it would be chaper to do this than get another bumper and have that painted too....and after you paint the diffuser it looks aftermarket any way...but my guy didnt want to guarantee the paint either
Here's a pic of Redjetpack's rear I took from a rotary drive in April. It's the only one I've got and I'm not sure it's much better than the 2 pics posted. Here goes...
Last edited by poolsidenaz; May 8, 2005 at 12:11 PM. Reason: Picture didn't attach
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