Re Diffuser
12-08-2003, 07:40 PM
#11
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Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: West Los Angeles, Ca.
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Uh, from what I understand CF is not availible as a RE-A.. part... I'd think you could get it coated like the CF dash parts that someone is making .... I'd be nice to have that thing in polyurathane, but I somehow doubt that that will happen....
I personally am not interested in CF since I plan on Painting/ Keeping it Black anyhow...
-DC
I personally am not interested in CF since I plan on Painting/ Keeping it Black anyhow...
-DC
12-08-2003, 08:48 PM
#12
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Join Date: Sep 2002
Posts: 2,342
Yeah it wasnt available in CF threw RE-Amemiya and anywhere else that I know of for that matter. I believe because of all the curves and edges.
Anyway Urathane wouldnt happen yoru right hehe, but I dont have a nick in mine after 4-5 months of driving with it on. Not as low as the muffler so it doesnt hit anything before the muffler does (backing up or whatever).
You can have it painted with POLU Urathane paint hehe
Yes is FRP
Anyway Urathane wouldnt happen yoru right hehe, but I dont have a nick in mine after 4-5 months of driving with it on. Not as low as the muffler so it doesnt hit anything before the muffler does (backing up or whatever).
You can have it painted with POLU Urathane paint hehe
Yes is FRP
12-08-2003, 09:39 PM
#15
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Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: La Plata, Maryland
Posts: 9,725
That sounds like an excellent idea Van.
I am in for a group buy around the 2nd month of 2004.
I can pick up local from Dulles Iternational, Baltimore Washington Inrernational. or Reagan National.
Pik the airport.
I am in for a group buy around the 2nd month of 2004.
I can pick up local from Dulles Iternational, Baltimore Washington Inrernational. or Reagan National.
Pik the airport.
12-09-2003, 01:26 AM
#20
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Join Date: Sep 2002
Posts: 2,342
humm
If we get 3-4 in cali
and 3-4 in NJ or close to it, that would be great price wise for everyone.
I got some questions today so I will post them too
RE-AMEMIYA says you need to take off the rear bumper to get it on. WRONG, just need to remove that piece of plastic that runs the length of the bumper, kind of a pain, you will have to push and squeeze, but its a one person job and it will take you weither your a mechanical inclined person or not, about 30min-1hr, you have to drill too small hole behind each wheel or use some DAMN GOOD double sticky tape, its not a big deal really since it bolts to the gastank area too.
I put my own on(had time), getting it one is a lot easier then getting that old piece of plastic off.
You will have to trim around your exhaust(all makes), its not so much the size of the can, its the angle of the piping, and also the exhaust hangers. VERY SIMPLE though. If your ghetto like hehe, a hacksaw blade and some sand paper will work fine or PRO tools work too. Router, dremel etc...
If we get 3-4 in cali
and 3-4 in NJ or close to it, that would be great price wise for everyone.
I got some questions today so I will post them too
RE-AMEMIYA says you need to take off the rear bumper to get it on. WRONG, just need to remove that piece of plastic that runs the length of the bumper, kind of a pain, you will have to push and squeeze, but its a one person job and it will take you weither your a mechanical inclined person or not, about 30min-1hr, you have to drill too small hole behind each wheel or use some DAMN GOOD double sticky tape, its not a big deal really since it bolts to the gastank area too.
I put my own on(had time), getting it one is a lot easier then getting that old piece of plastic off.
You will have to trim around your exhaust(all makes), its not so much the size of the can, its the angle of the piping, and also the exhaust hangers. VERY SIMPLE though. If your ghetto like hehe, a hacksaw blade and some sand paper will work fine or PRO tools work too. Router, dremel etc...