Bugeye Diffuser
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Bugeye Diffuser
As it says, but not the HT Autos ones - I'm after a Varis style rear diffuser preferably in black but if the price is right I would consider carbon.
This is the style, happy to take a universal or one designed for other cars as long as it hasn't been drilled to death to fit
Also after the HT Auto style rear corner splitters...
http://www.htautos.co.uk/prod_desc_r...3.html?sno=298
Let me know what you've got
This is the style, happy to take a universal or one designed for other cars as long as it hasn't been drilled to death to fit
Also after the HT Auto style rear corner splitters...
http://www.htautos.co.uk/prod_desc_r...3.html?sno=298
Let me know what you've got
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Thanks mate, but I want it to run under the car and not be just cosmetic, also I've got some blob spats fitted which means that won't fit
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That's exactly what I'm after mate, but with a lot of other things I want to get done I thought I'd try and get one second hand for less cash
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Already got an uprated roll bar and I can get an OE hawk diffuser and fitting kit for just over a ton, but I don't want an OE one - I'm after the varis style one
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Fitting kit? Where from? I bought the OEM diffuser and they don't fit unless you have the Cusco ARB a mate of mine has bought the diffuser and was waiting on me fitting the ARB before he goes out and gets the same.....so if you can just get a fitting kit pass the details on mate I will give him a shout ;0)
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Not seen the kit on it's own but here's the diffuser and fitting kit
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Subaru-Imp...ht_2086wt_1344
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Subaru-Imp...ht_2086wt_1344
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Yeh that's the 1 my mate bought but bug/blob don't have the right fixing points at the back the bracket fits just behind the bumper on all models they fit all hawks tho.......cheers tho fella I guess he will have to buy the cusco ARB or drill through the boot floor :0(
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The ARB isn't changed, what's being fitted is an additional brace.
And fitted, before I swapped the OEM ARB for a Whiteline one;
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Nope it's not a replacement. It wouldn't be very good if it was, it's narrower than the standard ARB.
Possibly helps stiffen the rear end up a little, and looks nice when new.
Looks tatty as hell after a couple of months though.
Possibly helps stiffen the rear end up a little, and looks nice when new.
Looks tatty as hell after a couple of months though.
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K mate, thought you were after carbon fiber only as I know you couldnt get a carbon fiber one for half the price as mine, if your after just an FRP style diffuser I can have a look for you?
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I was watching a CF one on the Bay last week for £160, same people who make the FRP one I am considering - ideally I'm after a second-hand one as I need a new gearbox and love a bargain
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Dont we all Yeah i dont usually match eBay carbon prices, not convinced on some of the quality they sell tell you what thought, have a look on my site carbonfinish.co.uk as I have a few designs tell me the one your after and i can get you a FRP price
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The type A diffuser is about the closest you do to the style shown in the first post. The dilemma is that your diffusers are aimed at the V8/9 rear bumpers and mine is a V7 which is different - I'd be loathed to pay money when I don't know how much adaptation would be needed whereas the universal varis one is quite a straight-forward fit
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