Diffuser
Posted:
Fri Mar 04, 2011 6:30 pmby quietman3212
Do the rear bumper body kits that appear to have a diffuser actually function as such? Or is it simply aesthetic?
I'm looking for one to function correctly, and not also change the overall look of the car.
Posted:
Fri Mar 04, 2011 6:59 pmby dbrooks
If its on some cheap "bomex" kit or whatever, probably not. I know a company that would probably custom make one for you though. They have good prices too!!
http://shineautoproject.com/
Posted:
Tue Mar 08, 2011 6:09 amby quietman3212
What I'm kind of comparing my thoughts to is, if you've ever played Forza, the Forza brand rear bumper, but not to that extreme.
I understand that people make holes across the rear bumper, but I was trying to avoid that. Not completely sure that's something I'd want to do.
And, on that site, they don't advertise for civics.
Posted:
Tue Mar 08, 2011 7:02 amby Classiccarsrule85
why not just track down a vx rear diffuser thing it fits in the drivers side whole i dont know much about fitment to the coupes and sedans tho im sure you could find a way heres a pic of what im talking about
these are not my pictures so if the original owner wishes i will take them down
anyhow that is what i am talking about im sure it can be found possibly still at honda but either way its better in my opinion then chopping holes into the rear bumper....
Posted:
Tue Mar 15, 2011 10:21 pmby 92_eghatch
just get some thin sheet metal and make something of your own? who knows? ...maybe it will turn out so well that you will end up throwing a patent on it and selling it for a couple hundred each lol.
one can dream right...?
BUT seriously... it wouldn't be that hard to make something simple out of sheet metal... you could even start off making a template out of cardboard so you don't hack up the sheet metal and screw it up lol.
something to think about
