What are the benefits of installing rear end diffusers?
What are the benefits of installing rear end diffusers?
This helped me...
They make the Viper look rather good
Dodge Viper GTS-R
Dodge Viper GTS-R
Last edited by Fatboy 18; 11-14-2013 at 04:30 PM.
Oreca style CF
I've said it before, and I'll say it again, utter awesomeness right there.
Less lift and drag at the rear (more downforce)
Less DUST on the tailpanel. Really! A lot less.....
That's a beautiful example - love the look of that car. Those BBS wheels make such a difference, I wish I had a set of those myself.
there is a European fella on you tube that makes and sells some outstanding ones(not the little ones but full size), will have to look him up again this spring when I am ready for a set
Not ever seen that before! Great thanks for posting.
Here's the link
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3NuCQG-raE
That diffuser looks awesome, and the prices are reasonable to boot.
My question is will just blades like that help keep the rear of the car cleaner like the full race style does?
I am not sure about the sideways movement of those blades, I think you might bend one from time to time?
One thing for sure, they don't stick out the back like the Autoform diffuser.
not sure how functional but.... mine look good!
wow those are super nice
I sent him an email. He's a CNC guy that does a couple of viper things on the side. He's in California. Here's his website...CNC Unlimited. Select Dodge Viper Parts and you'll see the pictures of what he makes. I like the rear diffuser and side splitters.
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I almost bought that setup but holy hell it was expensive.
It is expensive, but it's also very nice stuff. They all look to be very high quality and CNC'd so it's not going to be cheap. My real question is the function, if you get a piece that nice that actually works the price starts to come in to line. I didn't buy this car because its cheap and honestly expect to pay. If its too much for me, I just don't buy it.
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