Finally got my new APR Rear Diffuser fitted...
17 July 2007, 12:29 PM
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Just to tip you the wink guys, GRD are now running a group buy over on Surreyscoobies...
Surrey Scoobies - View Single Post - APR newage carbon fibre rear diffusers
Regular price is £515inc vat
5+ £463.50inc vat
10+ £437.75inc vat
Surrey Scoobies - View Single Post - APR newage carbon fibre rear diffusers
Regular price is £515inc vat
5+ £463.50inc vat
10+ £437.75inc vat
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17 July 2007, 06:22 PM
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17 July 2007, 09:55 PM
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Sorry to seem picky... but it doesnt look that good a fit around the edge of the bumper (for example under the number plate it seems like it isnt cut in the right shape).
Is it just the camera playing tricks with my eyes?
Otherwise... looks awesome!
**Edit.. stupid question, just read post is for the carbon... but ur pics are the FRP.**
Is it just the camera playing tricks with my eyes?
Otherwise... looks awesome!
**Edit.. stupid question, just read post is for the carbon... but ur pics are the FRP.**
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17 July 2007, 09:59 PM
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Sorry to seem picky... but it doesnt look that good a fit around the edge of the bumper (for example under the number plate it seems like it isnt cut in the right shape).
Is it just the camera playing tricks with my eyes?
Otherwise... looks awesome! How much is the carbon one?
Is it just the camera playing tricks with my eyes?
Otherwise... looks awesome! How much is the carbon one?
Once it's pushed out, it lines up a treat
Check 5 posts up for the carbon prices... I've already decided to upgrade
14 August 2007, 02:48 PM
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Certainly feels a lot more stable at the rear, particularly at motorway speeds.
You can actually see the effect it has on the airflow in wet weather, a pair of vortices either side of a water plume.
You can actually see the effect it has on the airflow in wet weather, a pair of vortices either side of a water plume.
looks good mate 
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https://www.scoobynet.com/scoobynet-...ml#post7185724
I found that the fit wasn't the greatest and it was a pig to fit, but got there in the end. It's more cosmetic as it fills out the back than active, unless you're planning to drive everywhere at a 100mph Will post some pics later.
I found that the fit wasn't the greatest and it was a pig to fit, but got there in the end. It's more cosmetic as it fills out the back than active, unless you're planning to drive everywhere at a 100mph Will post some pics later.
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19 August 2007, 09:51 PM
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Get some black screws as it looks bolted on rather than a genuine part of the car, if you see what I mean. Other than that looks better than the standard one.
19 August 2007, 10:34 PM
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it took all my patience to get them on in the first place but I know what you mean I might paint them black one day.
19 August 2007, 10:41 PM
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