Home made diffuser.. what do you think? yay or nay?
27 June 2010, 11:40 PM
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Home made diffuser.. what do you think? yay or nay?
my brother got bored and made this for his car..
im not sure on it..
what do you think? he's gonna tweak it a bit more so it fits better.
Eddy
im not sure on it..
what do you think? he's gonna tweak it a bit more so it fits better.
Eddy
28 June 2010, 12:02 AM
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lol yeah the edges are relaly sharp , he said hes going to smooth them out..
i personally dont think it suits his car.. unless he changes it to the track look style car.. atm its just a standard jdm blob with a track style diffuser lol
i personally dont think it suits his car.. unless he changes it to the track look style car.. atm its just a standard jdm blob with a track style diffuser lol
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28 June 2010, 12:55 PM
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yep, got to agree, it is a little ben hur dangerous lookin stylee. lol. instead of spikes try widening the slats to about a finger width, good effort though, 90% there i would say.
28 June 2010, 12:59 PM
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p.s make sure that no air can get between the diffuser fitment and underside of the car! seen a thread once about the HT autos moulded diffuser ripping itself away (and part of the rear) from the car. dont know if it ended up being down to poor fitment or design error though
29 June 2010, 08:44 PM
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Nay, because it's not really going to do anything is it? Other than spike the ******-behind-you's shin as he runs forward to have a fight...
A proper diffuser starts way forward (of the rear axle if possible) and curves up, with the vanes running close(r) to the ground to avoid spill and turbulence at the sides.
A proper diffuser starts way forward (of the rear axle if possible) and curves up, with the vanes running close(r) to the ground to avoid spill and turbulence at the sides.
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