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Old 03-25-2014, 05:57 PM
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thx sir for the great shot. Did you pant it black or that how it came stock. What kind of finish did it come stock?
The diffuser came in white fiberglass. I had it painted gloss black, but you can do matte if you like.
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Old 03-25-2014, 08:48 PM
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How does it attach to the bumper?
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Old 03-25-2014, 09:26 PM
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Yes, Im curious as well. There are couple of ppl had their peel off after a rain snow season. $300 plus painting is scary
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Old 03-26-2014, 11:36 AM
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it comes with 3M tape along the top edge. There are also 2 clips on the corners that holds the diffuser to your bumper. Also, on the bottom of the diffuser, there are 2 predrilled holes that attaches to your bumper using your existing bolts. Before installing, prep your bumper with some 3M adhesive promoter. This will help the 3M tape stick better. I've had it for about 3 yrs now and it's not coming off anytime soon.
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just 3M tape that is already attached to it

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just 3M tape that is already attached to it
you really should use at least the 2 existing bolts on the predrilled holes on the bottom too.
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Old 03-26-2014, 05:59 PM
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I used the OEM plastic plugs and some 200MPH 3M tape to hold my diffuser on. I think it is going to be a nightmare getting it off if needed. LOL
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Old 03-26-2014, 11:13 PM
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Thx u both for chipping in. Have you experienced dust and debris built up in the middle open vent? Really dig the look of the diffuser on your cars. Im really torn between CF or FG. If i went with CF then i woundnt have to paint but i dont have anythingelse CF on the car, fear it might look odd. My G is black btw.
Man, $500 to own one is quite steep
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Originally Posted by sniper27
you really should use at least the 2 existing bolts on the predrilled holes on the bottom too.
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it comes with 3M tape along the top edge. There are also 2 clips on the corners that holds the diffuser to your bumper. Also, on the bottom of the diffuser, there are 2 predrilled holes that attaches to your bumper using your existing bolts. Before installing, prep your bumper with some 3M adhesive promoter. This will help the 3M tape stick better. I've had it for about 3 yrs now and it's not coming off anytime soon.
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And do do it the cold, The air temp has to be warm for the 3M tape.. I have no patience and installed mine last weekend but used a hair dryer to warm the bumper and spoiler. LOL
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Does anyone have a pic of the Diffuser on a OB sedan? 2010+ ?

I'm really intrigued about this Diffuser.
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Originally Posted by defektion
Does anyone have a pic of the Diffuser on a OB sedan? 2010+ ?

I'm really intrigued about this Diffuser.


There's only 2 of these in the US that I know of and the other one is on a white sedan. I was just pointing out an authentic option with perfect fitment because I know this stuff doesn't get shared on the forum as much as it used to. If you are really interested PM and I'll give you some details.
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ooops, I shoulda been a tad more specific, I was talking about the AutoKits-X one. I do love how aggressive that diffuser is but it's not me
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Originally Posted by defektion
ooops, I shoulda been a tad more specific, I was talking about the AutoKits-X one. I do love how aggressive that diffuser is but it's not me
https://www.myg37.com/forums/picture...tsw-180-a.html
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