Rear Diffuser?
anyone knows a good rear diffuser that would work on a stock bumper?
I dont like the factory mufflers hanging low. |
i know its old, but i have the same question i thought we'd bring it back to life to see if there are any new answers?
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there are plenty of other things that would be hit prior to the stock muffler..... even lowered i have no issues with muffler clearance.
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Leg Sports Rear Diffuser. Attaches to the original rear bumper and provides more downforce due to its finned design.
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Nice 3 year bump.
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Originally Posted by 9krpmrx8
(Post 4665377)
Nice 3 year bump.
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It takes more than fins to make an effective diffuser. It still looks like an air brake scoop to me and likely has very minimal if any effect.
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Originally Posted by J2daG1990
(Post 4665374)
Leg Sports Rear Diffuser. Attaches to the original rear bumper and provides more downforce due to its finned design.
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Beware. Most 'diffusers' you see are fashion accessories and have little, if any, practical effect.
To have any reasonable effect you need a flat underbody, a maximum diffuser slope of 7 degrees and, preferably, low ground clearance. I've thought of having a go several times but still have loads of more important things to do. I'm also a little wary of panelling under the exhaust resonators until I've checked out boot/trunk temperatures (fine on a track car but not when you have to put the weekly shopping in there). |
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