Rear Diffuser?
02-10-15, 09:49 AM
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Rear Diffuser?
Does any one know of a company making Rear Diffusers for Fb's?
Looking for something similar to : http://photo.qip.ru/photo/overlord82.../179142280.jpg
Or even one for a different car that may fit with slight modifications?
Looking to beef up the look of the rear end but havent been able to find a bumper cover to my liking.
Thanks
Looking for something similar to : http://photo.qip.ru/photo/overlord82.../179142280.jpg
Or even one for a different car that may fit with slight modifications?
Looking to beef up the look of the rear end but havent been able to find a bumper cover to my liking.
Thanks
02-10-15, 03:40 PM
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I'm planning on making rear diffusers for our FB's in the near future. There's a huge hole in the market there that no one has filled yet. It'll mount to the bottom side of the stock fender quarters and maybe the rear fender skirt as well - have yet to design and test mount my idea yet. It'll be a while before I actually make a mold and start making some though.
03-17-17, 06:18 PM
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I was curious if you ever ended up designing and test mounting your idea, DreamInRotary? I have an FB road racing car that I have been looking at doing something like this for.
it's sagging a little bit in the middle still (ive since made it sag less with a center mount but this is the only pic i have of it ATM)
03-20-17, 07:44 AM
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A diffuser alone doesn't buy you much unless you have the air handling up front and
under the car done correctly as well. Also, unless you are going ~100 mph or over, none of this
really has an effect on the handling of the car, except to add weight. So I don't understand the
need for this from a performance perspective.
under the car done correctly as well. Also, unless you are going ~100 mph or over, none of this
really has an effect on the handling of the car, except to add weight. So I don't understand the
need for this from a performance perspective.
03-20-17, 03:46 PM
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Banned. I got OWNED!!!
A diffuser alone doesn't buy you much unless you have the air handling up front and
under the car done correctly as well. Also, unless you are going ~100 mph or over, none of this
really has an effect on the handling of the car, except to add weight. So I don't understand the
need for this from a performance perspective.
under the car done correctly as well. Also, unless you are going ~100 mph or over, none of this
really has an effect on the handling of the car, except to add weight. So I don't understand the
need for this from a performance perspective.
Who isn't driving their car over 100mph?
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03-21-17, 06:31 PM
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Smooth underbody is key here. FB's don't have a smooth underbody, and we kinda can't with the solid rear axle, fuel tank, and drive shaft/trans tunnel.
If the bottom of the car was smooth and able to flow air sure why not, but its not smooth and able to flow air so why bother?
Making a rear diffuser on an FB cosmetic equipment that is race inspired.
If the bottom of the car was smooth and able to flow air sure why not, but its not smooth and able to flow air so why bother?
Making a rear diffuser on an FB cosmetic equipment that is race inspired.
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