installed rear diffuser - pics
10-15-04, 12:03 AM
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Originally Posted by twinturborx7pete
which diffuser is that?
Damian, the car looks great. I love the combination of the front lip/undertray, feed side skirts, and the diffuser with CYM. Everythings coming along nicely. Good job.
10-15-04, 12:28 AM
#7
Originally Posted by twinturborx7pete
which diffuser is that?
you can see the RE pro (newer version) it in the back ground of the middle picture, against the wall
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10-15-04, 12:33 AM
#10
Originally Posted by whitey85mtu
looks great....just one question: why do you have a hitch on your car? it looks like a serious road-course car, is that part of a u-haul sponsership?
http://www.myrx7.com/movies
but the hitch is to pull a small trailer with the track rubber and tools:
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...hlight=trailer
this is not a new thing, im late in the game on this actually, a few FD track junkies had this setup a long time ago, im just following their footsteps.
10-15-04, 12:37 AM
#12
Originally Posted by ROTORhead93
It looks like the old school RE Amemiya Diffuser.
Damian, the car looks great. I love the combination of the front lip/undertray, feed side skirts, and the diffuser with CYM. Everythings coming along nicely. Good job.
Damian, the car looks great. I love the combination of the front lip/undertray, feed side skirts, and the diffuser with CYM. Everythings coming along nicely. Good job.
thanks bro :-)
I'll have more pics from the pit area at RA, where you will be abel to see them all in concert.
10-15-04, 12:45 AM
#14
Originally Posted by the_glass_man
Looks good! Now you'll have to test it out and let us know if it actually works! 
http://www.roadamerica.com/
I'll post my report when i get back.
10-15-04, 12:47 AM
#15
Originally Posted by damian
I leave at noon tomorrow for road america to run with the big boys all weekend :-)
http://www.roadamerica.com/
I'll post my report when i get back.
http://www.roadamerica.com/
I'll post my report when i get back.
10-15-04, 12:58 AM
#18
Originally Posted by damian
first off, yeas this is a serious road-cource car... look at my vids:
http://www.myrx7.com/movies
but the hitch is to pull a small trailer with the track rubber and tools:
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...hlight=trailer
this is not a new thing, im late in the game on this actually, a few FD track junkies had this setup a long time ago, im just following their footsteps.
http://www.myrx7.com/movies
but the hitch is to pull a small trailer with the track rubber and tools:
https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...hlight=trailer
this is not a new thing, im late in the game on this actually, a few FD track junkies had this setup a long time ago, im just following their footsteps.
Come to think of it, I have seen your videos. Never seen that done with a serious track car, but it's quite ingenious. I used to work for a guy in High School that drove his NSX at Gingerman in Michigan about every other weekend, and he always would just drive his car there, racing tires and all (Toyo Proxies TS-1's)
10-15-04, 08:32 AM
#23
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Originally Posted by whitey85mtu
Never seen that [trailer] done with a serious track car, but it's quite ingenious.
The problem is that once you pass a certain point with a "serious" track car, it's a) no longer street legal, and b) you probably wouldn't want to drive it significant distance on public roads even if it were. At that point, you look at tow vehicles and car trailers.
Hope the weekend goes well, Damian!
-b
10-15-04, 08:47 AM
#24
wow, it's coming along nicely. I'd be interested to know how that diffuser helps out once you get back. I am also designing front splitter/undertray for my car. I'd like the bumper to be a little more stable. I was also going to attempt to design a full underbelly pan eventually when I have access to a lift like yours Congratulations though, car looks graet. I don't think the person that sold the car to you could have sold it to a better person. Damian, have you designed ducting that forces air to the radiator/IC from the front bumper?
Congratulations though, car looks graet. I don't think the person that sold the car to you could have sold it to a better person. Damian, have you designed ducting that forces air to the radiator/IC from the front bumper?
10-15-04, 10:30 AM
#25
Originally Posted by Scrub
Damian, have you designed ducting that forces air to the radiator/IC from the front bumper?
A lot more info about the whole undertray is on that thread too.
~Ramy