Rear diffuser for Sedan
Rear diffuser for Sedan
Is there a way to still buy a rear diffuser (cosmetic one) for sedans still? AutoX kits used to make one but they've been banned on here, and someone in the facebook group for G37s said that they've been waiting for theirs since February 2017, so I don't think that's a good source anymore. Ebay just has the ones that fit european plate bumpers only.
In for responses.
Often think about designs for simple, OEM-style "aero" parts for our cars (front lips, rear diffuser, etc). Very few options for G37 sedans, and the few out there are just OK IMO. Yet the Q50 seems to have plenty of options...
If I had the time, I'd at least try to find someone willing to make a run of custom ones for our community. If anyone has ideas, I'd seriously be interested in participating somehow (long shot, I know).
Often think about designs for simple, OEM-style "aero" parts for our cars (front lips, rear diffuser, etc). Very few options for G37 sedans, and the few out there are just OK IMO. Yet the Q50 seems to have plenty of options...
If I had the time, I'd at least try to find someone willing to make a run of custom ones for our community. If anyone has ideas, I'd seriously be interested in participating somehow (long shot, I know).
Not sure if they still make them but Carbon Signal maybe?
CarbonSignal | Rear Diffuser for G37 sedan
CarbonSignal | Rear Diffuser for G37 sedan
Not sure if they still make them but Carbon Signal maybe?
CarbonSignal | Rear Diffuser for G37 sedan
CarbonSignal | Rear Diffuser for G37 sedan
This is the one I currently have: https://www.tbwperformance.com/2007-...iffuser-black/
I've seen that one. It's a nice piece, but I'm looking for cosmetic one only at this point, just to enhance the looks. Planning on running the car in SCCA F Street next year, no functional diffusers allowed.
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A real diffuser works by picking up air from flat bottom of the car and increasing the distance between the bottom of the car and the road. In order to do that correctly, you must have a clean exit out of the back, a curved bottom of the diffuser to optimize the downforce gains, and flat bottom to direct clean air to the diffuser itself. None of that happens here. I'm sure it does something, but the whole bottom of the car needs to be reworked in order to make an efficient diffuser
This is the one I currently have: https://www.tbwperformance.com/2007-...iffuser-black/
Autokits was the one i went with. Took about 5 weeks to get mine in the mail. Quality was great. However the fitment was not perfect, which is expected with aftermarket body panels. The left side of the diffuser sits a bit over 1cm lower than the right side.
Can you post a picture.







