Will this rear diffuser perfect fit our 2004 G35 Coupe?
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G35 sedan w/ too much money in mods
Ionic is the shizz, nomsayin??????
If Mr Brett bought the exact same one I am looking, then there's no way I will risk myself into something like that. And I don't have a 20 years bodyman beside me.
The IONIC seems to be the best choice to me.
A guy is selling me a N1 DTM carbon fibre rear diffuser-$250. I have no idea what a N1 DTM is. Anyone knows? $250 is a good price?
The IONIC seems to be the best choice to me.
A guy is selling me a N1 DTM carbon fibre rear diffuser-$250. I have no idea what a N1 DTM is. Anyone knows? $250 is a good price?
Both of them are more than willing to stand by their work, and will correct any issues you have. Why risk losing your money on something from eBay, when you can pay a little bit more for the peace of mind?
But you'll pay more for a bodyman to fix one of these knock-offs to where it'll fit properly, nomsayin'? 
I have an Iconic satin black one and a CF on bought from another member, Iconic fits perfect and i had it on the car with no double sided tape just screws and the push pin thingys on the bottom and it was snug.
+10000 on Iconic
+10000 on Iconic
haha well said good sir! authentic ftw!
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It'd be one thing if you were slapping cheap body parts on a Honda Civic...that's expected, and nine times out of ten, the end result is either...interesting or horrendous. Even with cheap parts, Hondas can make it work...
But to slap cheap exterior mods on a higher-end sports coupe like the G is just...meh.
But to slap cheap exterior mods on a higher-end sports coupe like the G is just...meh.
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