Installed: UTR CF Lip & CZP Replica Diffuser
Originally Posted by SI_G35Coupe
in your 2nd picture it looks like there's some kinda gap at the top of the diffuser? just to the left of the license plate area
+1 ^
I feared the same thing when I looked at the pic, but then figured it was what it is. When I walked out to my car at lunch today, I got the same angle and did a double-take. It's just that the top of the diffuser is a pronounced edge so that it fits into the OEM, recessed cosmetic line on the bumper. Try that with the authentic NISMO diffuser. Wasn't happening for me.
If the diffusers being made from this mold stay the same dimension as mine, you will not have a single issue with fit. I rank it with the best fitting aftermarket bodypart that I've seen so far, which is the authentic NISMO front bumper. Both are OEM fit!
I feared the same thing when I looked at the pic, but then figured it was what it is. When I walked out to my car at lunch today, I got the same angle and did a double-take. It's just that the top of the diffuser is a pronounced edge so that it fits into the OEM, recessed cosmetic line on the bumper. Try that with the authentic NISMO diffuser. Wasn't happening for me.
If the diffusers being made from this mold stay the same dimension as mine, you will not have a single issue with fit. I rank it with the best fitting aftermarket bodypart that I've seen so far, which is the authentic NISMO front bumper. Both are OEM fit!
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You must come from the Honda camp as well....roll around on painted blackies slammed to the ground for two years convincing yourself the wheels will come....
Originally Posted by axiochris
drop your car...!
ricer rule #1- drop before rims.
ricer rule #1- drop before rims.
Originally Posted by GT-Ron
+1 ^
I feared the same thing when I looked at the pic, but then figured it was what it is. When I walked out to my car at lunch today, I got the same angle and did a double-take. It's just that the top of the diffuser is a pronounced edge so that it fits into the OEM, recessed cosmetic line on the bumper. Try that with the authentic NISMO diffuser. Wasn't happening for me.
If the diffusers being made from this mold stay the same dimension as mine, you will not have a single issue with fit. I rank it with the best fitting aftermarket bodypart that I've seen so far, which is the authentic NISMO front bumper. Both are OEM fit!
I feared the same thing when I looked at the pic, but then figured it was what it is. When I walked out to my car at lunch today, I got the same angle and did a double-take. It's just that the top of the diffuser is a pronounced edge so that it fits into the OEM, recessed cosmetic line on the bumper. Try that with the authentic NISMO diffuser. Wasn't happening for me.
If the diffusers being made from this mold stay the same dimension as mine, you will not have a single issue with fit. I rank it with the best fitting aftermarket bodypart that I've seen so far, which is the authentic NISMO front bumper. Both are OEM fit!
did you have yours painted? or just left it gel-black?
Yuichi called me after ordering to ask the same question. He wanted to let me know that the gel-coat can be scratched easily and may show up with a few scratches. I was happy to find only a couple of minor, hair-line size scratches that looked like they could have been buffed out. Great piece!
I painted mine satin-black, as I did the mesh on my bumper and grill. They match great with the black plastic trim for an OEM look.
I've taken pics and now am just working on getting them up. I have to hunt my cable for the camera so I can download them and then I'll drop a pic of the diffuser back here.
I painted mine satin-black, as I did the mesh on my bumper and grill. They match great with the black plastic trim for an OEM look.
I've taken pics and now am just working on getting them up. I have to hunt my cable for the camera so I can download them and then I'll drop a pic of the diffuser back here.
Originally Posted by GT-Ron
Yuichi called me after ordering to ask the same question. He wanted to let me know that the gel-coat can be scratched easily and may show up with a few scratches. I was happy to find only a couple of minor, hair-line size scratches that looked like they could have been buffed out. Great piece!
I painted mine satin-black, as I did the mesh on my bumper and grill. They match great with the black plastic trim for an OEM look.
I've taken pics and now am just working on getting them up. I have to hunt my cable for the camera so I can download them and then I'll drop a pic of the diffuser back here.
I painted mine satin-black, as I did the mesh on my bumper and grill. They match great with the black plastic trim for an OEM look.
I've taken pics and now am just working on getting them up. I have to hunt my cable for the camera so I can download them and then I'll drop a pic of the diffuser back here.
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