Finish the rear of my FD!
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Finish the rear of my FD!
I've been tossing around the idea of getting something to finish the rear end of my FD, but this picture of my car really got me thinking about it. The front end and sides seem OK, but the back almost looks too high or out of place without some sort of finisher.
I'm thinking some sort of rear diffuser, rear bumper or factory mud guards to bring it down a little. What do you guys think would go well with the kit? (N1 front, AD9 skirts, RE lights, N1 hood) I am open for ideas.
I'm thinking some sort of rear diffuser, rear bumper or factory mud guards to bring it down a little. What do you guys think would go well with the kit? (N1 front, AD9 skirts, RE lights, N1 hood) I am open for ideas.
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Originally Posted by montego
^^^ Not that one it's too stealthy.
ever thought about the Apex'i rear bumper guard? if you can find one...
ever thought about the Apex'i rear bumper guard? if you can find one...
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Originally Posted by flyboyjuge
stock rear mud guards perhaps? even those may not help...that is a very agressive body kit, sharp looking car tho
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Originally Posted by quicksilver_rx7
You could just do the Apexi N1 rear bumper. It's pretty low.
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Originally Posted by quicksilver_rx7
You could just do the Apexi N1 rear bumper. It's pretty low.
see:
Bricke,
I'll see if I can scrounge one. I've have only seen a few pics of it.
mean while got to:
http://www.apexi-usa.com/search.asp
and do a product search on the FD and aero kit will come up but no pics WTF?
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Originally Posted by montego
ever thought about the Apex'i rear bumper guard? if you can find one...
I would highly recommend the old school RE rear diffuser though. It would really suit your setup.
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I actually would go with the rear diffuser you had in mind. I know it wont be that functional, but if you want your car to look good, the diffuser will definetly make it look good, atleast IMO.
Heres a pic of the kit you have on your car with a diffuser.
Thats the exact same kit you have minus the front carbon diffusers. I think the rear diffuser would look great with your car. It looks great on amemiya's car, so it should look great on your car. Good luck on your decision.
Heres a pic of the kit you have on your car with a diffuser.
Thats the exact same kit you have minus the front carbon diffusers. I think the rear diffuser would look great with your car. It looks great on amemiya's car, so it should look great on your car. Good luck on your decision.
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I actually would go with the rear diffuser you had in mind. I know it wont be that functional, but if you want your car to look good, the diffuser will definetly make it look good, atleast IMO.
Heres a pic of the kit you have on your car with a diffuser.
Thats the exact same kit you have minus the front carbon diffusers. I think the rear diffuser would look great with your car. It looks great on amemiya's car, so it should look great on your car. Good luck on your decision.
Heres a pic of the kit you have on your car with a diffuser.
Thats the exact same kit you have minus the front carbon diffusers. I think the rear diffuser would look great with your car. It looks great on amemiya's car, so it should look great on your car. Good luck on your decision.
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i like the amemiya rear diffuser. it would compliment the already aggressive look of your bumber and side skirts...which ones r those by the way? oh and nice car dude..lol.
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I've been tossing around the idea of getting something to finish the rear end of my FD, but this picture of my car really got me thinking about it. The front end and sides seem OK, but the back almost looks too high or out of place without some sort of finisher.
I'm thinking some sort of rear diffuser, rear bumper or factory mud guards to bring it down a little. What do you guys think would go well with the kit? (N1 front, AD9 skirts, RE lights, N1 hood) I am open for ideas.
I'm thinking some sort of rear diffuser, rear bumper or factory mud guards to bring it down a little. What do you guys think would go well with the kit? (N1 front, AD9 skirts, RE lights, N1 hood) I am open for ideas.
what front bumper is that?
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Originally Posted by montego
ok this is crappy pic of it but that's the only one I found:
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first off you have a beautiful car, I want the same bodykit except a feed front bumper, and painted hood, on a millenlium yellow fd. Anyways I agree either the rear diffuser or the c-west rear,or you could do a rear add on lip like this which intensepower.com sells, some kit made by origin lab? Front bumper aint to bad either Front bumper is $297 and the $297 for the rear.
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Originally Posted by riptor
i like the amemiya rear diffuser. it would compliment the already aggressive look of your bumber and side skirts...which ones r those by the way? oh and nice car dude..lol.
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Does chuck sell the add on's for the diffuser? I beleave thay are called vortex generaters (maybe). Unfortunatlly, even just the diffuser by it self minus the add on might be too understated. I know there is another diffuser that I don't see on hear to much that is made by first molding. It seems to have more side area, thus being more visable from the side.
http://www.bulletproofautomotive.com...il.php?ID=1346.
http://www.bulletproofautomotive.com...il.php?ID=1346.