http://www.speedelement.com/index.ph...mart&Itemid=38

 

i thought every car guy would know what that "thing" is its ok, i would fail miserably on a gun test...trigger, handle, hole thingy. thats all i know

 

Dan, the '06+ rear diffuser won't fit an earlier car without the full Cusco subframe brace and diffuser brackets, or the OEM brackets and a lot of fiddling/fab. A few vendors sell the whole shebang with the OE diffuser, nuts. bolts, etc, and the Cusco brace and brackets for around $250, I'll send you some links. I have the setup on my car and it's completely bolt-on, which is nice. The 06's have brackets welded to the spare tire well and the rear unibody for the same purpose.

 

LOL, over here in "Farm Country" they're actually a little more anatomically correct... Not the real deal mind you, but molded from the same.

You see them on big jacked up 4x4s with too much chrome and no trail time.

 

^yeah those ***** are weak, ive seen them with full on wrinkles...one lower than the other, so when your legs...er tires get squeezed together they dont clash

My friend has an old ford truck, so i found a piece of ***** wood we're talkin 18"x4"diameter, sanded it real long and hard, and tied it under his flat bed...it flops all over the place, its so funny. Way better than ***** IMO He found out about it a month later

 

nvm

 

Seibon
Very nice unit.

You can go baller and get the voltex



Sorry for the bad pics... From my cellphone.

The 06-07 STi's ad them stock. Cusco makes a adapter kit with crossbar. So you can mount them up without drilling holes and what not.

I like my voltex the best. I can and my passengers can feel a differance in downforce with the voltex unit.