My New Custom Rear Diffuser

This is my last modification on my JDM WRX Station Wagon,custom rear diffuser(which is originally for RX7 :-) ),guys in RepliKit near Essex just installed and look awesome.
Last edited by jura11; May 7, 2010 at 12:58 PM.
),im pay 160£ for diffuser and 150£ for labour.I post new photos later,my camera its broken.
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I was looking at fitting that last week and was measuring up my bumper yesterday to see if it would fit!!!
Superb, any more detailed pics of it fitted, it you want to PM me them.
Thanks
Ricey
Superb, any more detailed pics of it fitted, it you want to PM me them.
Thanks
Ricey
However the flat floor and front splitter need to be very carefully designed as it's easy to generate lift rather than downforce, this book is well worth reading
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/i...3490619&sr=8-2
it discribes in detail the science behind it all plus it's a practical guide to building some aero that actually works.
good luck with the project it should be interesting keep us posted on progress.
However the flat floor and front splitter need to be very carefully designed as it's easy to generate lift rather than downforce, this book is well worth reading
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/i...3490619&sr=8-2
it discribes in detail the science behind it all plus it's a practical guide to building some aero that actually works.
However the flat floor and front splitter need to be very carefully designed as it's easy to generate lift rather than downforce, this book is well worth reading
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/i...3490619&sr=8-2
it discribes in detail the science behind it all plus it's a practical guide to building some aero that actually works.
About the heat,i have heat shield wrapping foil on it(but due time not installed
),about the flat floor its now,but my friend tell me price its almost 2500£
,rather this money put to new big brake kit and new suspension Tein from Jap Performance Parts.
Last edited by jura11; May 10, 2010 at 06:13 PM. Reason: no photos
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Last edited by jura11; May 10, 2010 at 06:15 PM. Reason: upload new photos
But it is something you can do yourself if your handy with power tools and ply wood.
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