Autokits rear diffuser - Yes or No? Help me decide
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Autokits rear diffuser - Yes or No? Help me decide
It is not an easy choice for me. It just isn't obviously an improved look to me. I don't know if that is because it's different and I need time to get used to it or what. I think I am going to wrap the roof gloss black. Perhaps after that it will flow better with the car. Right now it just seems out if place to me.
It is currently painted gloss black
WITHOUT
WITH
It is currently painted gloss black
WITHOUT
WITH
Last edited by jaydee23; 05-18-2019 at 09:56 AM.
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honestly i'm torn. i have same color g37, so that's a great example for me to look at, thank you for posting this btw.
i kinda like it, but it may be a bit too aggressive. if you also have a black chin spoiler, do it by all means. but if that's the only aero trim you have, maybe pass. sorry i couldn't be more definitive for you, i'm in the same shoes.
i kinda like it, but it may be a bit too aggressive. if you also have a black chin spoiler, do it by all means. but if that's the only aero trim you have, maybe pass. sorry i couldn't be more definitive for you, i'm in the same shoes.
#6
Yeah
It's a bit out of place to have one black body part. Sort of.
I don't know. Think it will flow better with a black roof wrap.
Or painted a different color
Matte black
Color match....
It's a bit out of place to have one black body part. Sort of.
I don't know. Think it will flow better with a black roof wrap.
Or painted a different color
Matte black
Color match....
#7
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- Respect for those sport coupe wheels, always look bigger than 19"
- Think the diffuser would look better as matte black or dark grey; its more of a trim piece than part of the body, so I think a gloss finish looks awkward
- Think that lower valence on the bottom of the rear bumper looks much better when covered with darker vinyl or a diffuser, especially on lighter-colored G sedans...they look unfinished without it IMO
- I'm in the same boat...have had an autokits diffuser sitting in my house for over a year, still not too sure if I'll install it
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I don't care for it. While I agree with the idea of blacking out that recessed area of the lower bumper, the design is all wrong. It establishes a separation of materials too far below the curve of the bumper edge. The end result looks like some kind of dime-store plastic thing slapped on an otherwise clean looking car. I've actually given this a lot of thought over the years, and the only acceptable conclusion would be if you had a black car. Even then, probably not.
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I’ve given this some thought too as I don’t love the 2010+ sedan rear bumper, but options are fairly limited. Carbon signal has awesome rear spats, but the bumper makes the license plate look bent. Auto kits makes it look like random plastic fins attached.
Another option is the TS-style, but it also has dumb “vortex generators” on the sides.
Meh, might just have to vinyl wrap the valence and call it a day
Another option is the TS-style, but it also has dumb “vortex generators” on the sides.
Meh, might just have to vinyl wrap the valence and call it a day
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But that's not what the OP has on his car, so IDK what you're going on about, saywat. Stay on topic, comment on the diffuser for now.
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I like it, but I think it needs some other black parts to tie it together. Otherwise it's a pretty aggressive piece with nothing to support it.
Last edited by Atowsley; 06-02-2019 at 06:44 PM.