Diffuser or no diffuser ??
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Diffuser or no diffuser ??
Guys i'm really tempted on ordering a rear diffuser from HTA 's for my Bug but just want some outside opinions beofre i take the plunge??
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i did fit a angled exit box at the same time i fitted the diffuser so what you see is basicly what yours would be like.... i recomend a drill and rivet rather than nut and bolt as its a pain in the ****.. unles you do it with the bumper off
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How long did it take to fit and is it a one man job ?
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well it took about an hour for 2 of us with the bumper still fitted. but neither of us wer the smallest chaps in the world lol.... if i was doing one again i would deffo be going down the drill n rivet route.. but thats only because im not to sure on how to remove the rear bumper.
as far as i can tell they are all 3 piece kits. u do need to drill 2 holes threw the spare wheel well but thats about it
as far as i can tell they are all 3 piece kits. u do need to drill 2 holes threw the spare wheel well but thats about it
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I won't be taking the bumper off to fit my diffuser so was going down the rivet route as I didn't think I'd be able to get the access for nut and bolt option ??
Would I be able too ??
Would I be able too ??
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Start in the middle and work you way out towards the sides/wheel arches - there should be enough flex in the plastic to allow you get a spanner and your hand in behind, when you then get to the sides the length of the diffuser will be shorter so you'll be able to reach in
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I have 1 on my 05 STI,they look good,finish the **** end off nice,HT Auto are good quality items too.I have used black screw caps to cover the hex head bolts that were supplied in the kit-just a little finishing touch,but makes all the difference IMO
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