WTB Carbon Fiber Diffuser
08-03-2010, 11:55 AM
#4
Drifting
Don't have any installed pics since I didn't install it on my car. It came from ZR creations and replaces your factory diffuser. It came from Quick Z06 who is a vendor on the forum. It looks just like your oem piece but in carbon fiber.
08-03-2010, 01:37 PM
#8
Drifting
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check out american hydrocarbon.com they have OEM one's that they hydrocarbon.i have one one my vette. if you send me your e-mail i will send you some pictures. installed and not installed. remember it is OEM. fits perfectly. my e-mail is g22r@embarqmail.com not only that ,the owner pat is great to work with.
08-03-2010, 10:34 PM
#10
Melting Slicks
Here's few pics of my Carbon Diffuser from WCC. I was also not pleased that it covered a part of the reverse lights......But with a Dremel and a fine cut-off wheel I modified it to look OEM. I also molded both the OEM diffuser and the carbon fiber diffuser with Plastic Epoxy 
08-03-2010, 11:04 PM
#11
Melting Slicks
Here's few pics of my Carbon Diffuser from WCC. I was also not pleased that it covered a part of the reverse lights......But with a Dremel and a fine cut-off wheel I modified it to look OEM. I also molded both the OEM diffuser and the carbon fiber diffuser with Plastic Epoxy
One question. Well maybe more than one. Did you remove the stock diffuser to install the WCC carbon cover or did you just remove the reverse lights to do the dremel work around them? Did you remove the double backed adhesive tape before you applied the epoxy or did you leave the adhesive in place to hold the diffuser while the epoxy set up?
Very nice install by the way. It looks much better than the other WCC installs I have seen. Your attention to detail truley does their product justice!
08-04-2010, 01:41 AM
#12
Melting Slicks
I have had the WCC diffuser sitting in my garage for a couple weeks. I didnt install it because I was on the fence about the way it covered the reverse lights. Thanks for posting this!
One question. Well maybe more than one. Did you remove the stock diffuser to install the WCC carbon cover or did you just remove the reverse lights to do the dremel work around them? Did you remove the double backed adhesive tape before you applied the epoxy or did you leave the adhesive in place to hold the diffuser while the epoxy set up?
Very nice install by the way. It looks much better than the other WCC installs I have seen. Your attention to detail truley does their product justice!
One question. Well maybe more than one. Did you remove the stock diffuser to install the WCC carbon cover or did you just remove the reverse lights to do the dremel work around them? Did you remove the double backed adhesive tape before you applied the epoxy or did you leave the adhesive in place to hold the diffuser while the epoxy set up?
Very nice install by the way. It looks much better than the other WCC installs I have seen. Your attention to detail truley does their product justice!
I removed the the rear diffuser,here's a DIY thread by me.
Click on the link
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-t...moval-diy.html
I did remove the double sided tape.... that was a PITA! best sloution is to use a Heat Gun on blow dryer.
I used alot of plastic clamps to hold both pieces together while it sat to dry.
Last edited by cencalc6; 08-04-2010 at 01:47 AM.
08-04-2010, 11:27 AM
#13
Pro
Thread Starter
Any installed pics?
08-04-2010, 11:29 AM
#14
Pro
Thread Starter
I have had the WCC diffuser sitting in my garage for a couple weeks. I didnt install it because I was on the fence about the way it covered the reverse lights. Thanks for posting this!
One question. Well maybe more than one. Did you remove the stock diffuser to install the WCC carbon cover or did you just remove the reverse lights to do the dremel work around them? Did you remove the double backed adhesive tape before you applied the epoxy or did you leave the adhesive in place to hold the diffuser while the epoxy set up?
Very nice install by the way. It looks much better than the other WCC installs I have seen. Your attention to detail truley does their product justice!
One question. Well maybe more than one. Did you remove the stock diffuser to install the WCC carbon cover or did you just remove the reverse lights to do the dremel work around them? Did you remove the double backed adhesive tape before you applied the epoxy or did you leave the adhesive in place to hold the diffuser while the epoxy set up?
Very nice install by the way. It looks much better than the other WCC installs I have seen. Your attention to detail truley does their product justice!
08-04-2010, 11:30 AM
#15
Pro
Thread Starter
Thanks for the comments
I removed the the rear diffuser,here's a DIY thread by me.
Click on the link
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-t...moval-diy.html
I did remove the double sided tape.... that was a PITA! best sloution is to use a Heat Gun on blow dryer.
I used alot of plastic clamps to hold both pieces together while it sat to dry.
I removed the the rear diffuser,here's a DIY thread by me.
Click on the link
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-t...moval-diy.html
I did remove the double sided tape.... that was a PITA! best sloution is to use a Heat Gun on blow dryer.
I used alot of plastic clamps to hold both pieces together while it sat to dry.
08-04-2010, 12:19 PM
#16
Team Owner
08-06-2010, 09:31 AM
#17
Pro
Thread Starter
My wifes is the same from WCC, I never dremelled it (too lazy and it didn't bug me that much). She had her car at three different get togethers, everybody loved it, everybody asked where she got it, and nobody mentioned that it looked weird around the reverse lights. If you want perfection, you will have to pay for it, is it worth $2500 because from what I have been reading, Apsis is the only one with no issues. There was one of those "other" competitors replacement ones for sale a short while back, and he couldn't give his away.
08-06-2010, 10:07 AM
#18
Team Owner
