0piston

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Does anyone have anymore pics/info on the Mazdaspeed rear diffuser. I'm trying to figure out from my few pics, about the design and how it is mounted. Is it made out of Carbon?

TpCpLaYa

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well ill just throw out what i have...nuthing too spectacular though

0piston

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This one looks similar but the mounting is different.

TpCpLaYa

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0piston

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Thanks TpCpLaya, anything from the rear or underneath

TpCpLaYa

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-edit-

TpCpLaYa

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heres sum more

damn...this is what your lookin for right

TpCpLaYa

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sum more

TpCpLaYa

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well those are all i could come up with at the moment because it would take hours going through all my pics for just sum far shots of it. but if i come across any pics of it in the future ill post em here and let ya know

0piston

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You da Pic Man!!

Fd3BOOST

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Can someone explain to me what the hell this thing is for??? I don't get it at all. I think it looks cool but can think of no reason you would need one. Unless maybe you were pulling a Racing Beat Bonneville Salt flat trick. So whats the deal? Any one care to explain this one to my dumbass???

allrotor93

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who sells it?

Flybye

Any air exiting out of the back of a car usually creates a turbulance which can slow the car down. The purpose of such devices is to allow the air to contonully to smoothly flow away from the car and exit the back in a straight path.

Nathan Kwok

I think a diffuser looks a heck of a lot better than a giant wing, and they both serve to create downforce. Basically like Flybye said, the diffuser smooths out the airflow exiting the beneath the car, speeding it up. If you remember science class, pressure is proportional to the difference in air velocity between the top and bottom of the car, with lower pressure corresponding to higher velocities, so speed up air under the car and it will create more downforce, or in the case of lift, reduce lift.

Fd3BOOST

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Makes sense. Any body have one installed on their car?

HedgeHog

Joe,

interested in the old style RE diffuser? Peter wants to make a mold outta mine and do a CF one. 'Stro wants one too.

0piston

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For sure, judging Peters work on his rear sub box, he does have some skills! Maybe you should tell him to make some doors for you.... keep me updateD on the progress.

rx7tt95

IMHO, the MS rear diffuser doesn't look nearly as functional as the RE Amemiya rear diffuser. I know Chuck is working on one (rotaryextreme) and I can only hope that it's his own version :-) of the RE rear diffuser. It also looks like the MS diffuser needs to be mounted to the R-spec rear end fascia to work.
Michel

user 84205

I want to get the one by RE, but my driveway kind of sucks and thats a pricey piece of gear to be fruckin up....

But yes FLYBYE and NATHAN KWOK are correct.... I just want it for the highspeeds, so I dont have to worry so much about going to a flight haha...

Jason
www.jt-imports.com

1FAST7

how does the RE rear diffuser look? any pics would help!

1FAST7

TpCpLaYa

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small pics but u git the idea. they got a couple different ones..jsyk

http://www.jt-imports.com/RE-Amemiya.htm
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TpCpLaYa

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ah what the hell.....go here, click to enlarge for big pics
http://www.rotaryextreme.com/reamemiya.html

inukai

Diffuser info

Mazdaspeed $700 (just diffuser)
RE-A FRP $600
RE-A wet CF $800

You can get during August.

MilesBFree

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Does the Mazdaspeed one just bolt on to the stock rear bumper? Looks like it...

The one on the blue car looks like it replaces the rear bumper skin... ?

I was sporting wood for the old style RE Amemiya, but the Mazdaspeed looks sweet.

Cheers,

Steve

MilesBFree

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The R-Magic one looked OK, from what I could tell in these pics:

http://www.rxecret7.com/rmagn1kitrea1.html

http://www.rxecret7.com/rmagn1kitrea.html

I emailed a few places, but no one could get me any better pics.

Cheers,

Steve