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Who makes the best looking carbon fiber rear diffuser. Can you guys post pics of what you got. i know some are more bulky and extreme then others. Just want to make sure it is not to ricer. Thanks
Who makes the best looking carbon fiber rear diffuser. Can you guys post pics of what you got. i know some are more bulky and extreme then others. Just want to make sure it is not to ricer. Thanks
I have the C7 Carbon Race Diffuser. Its matches (weave and color) with my front APR splitter. I like that it is similar style to stock, but slightly more aggressive and retains the stock reverse lights.
I have the C7 Carbon Race Diffuser. Its matches (weave and color) with my front APR splitter. I like that it is similar style to stock, but slightly more aggressive and retains the stock reverse lights.
Are they still actually called diffusers if they aren't functional and merely for looks? Seems like they should be called the same thing GM does, lower bumper fascia. Most of the "diffusers" on the market are simply to help you win car shows, not races.
Here is a pic of mine with rear diffuser and under tray from C7 Carbon. I do NOT recommend them however as they required a TON of fabrication. First, they didn't fit on the car properly. Second they didn't fit with each OTHER properly. Third, they are so heavy they caused my rear bumper cover to sag so THAT had to be corrected with fabrication. Anyway, at least it looks good now
I believe pretty well all rear "diffusers" aka...bumper fancyness that really does nothing...need a little massaging to fit. C6 and C7 alike from pretty well all companies. Just nature of the beast back there.
Are they still actually called diffusers if they aren't functional and merely for looks? Seems like they should be called the same thing GM does, lower bumper fascia. Most of the "diffusers" on the market are simply to help you win car shows, not races.
Technically, it might still be called a diffuser.
It creates a psychosomatic low pressure area underneath the rear of the car, aiding in the evacuation of cash from one's wallet.
But it is kinda pretty...
06-26-2016, 01:45 PM
Carbon fiber rear diffuser???
