Check out my new 06...
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Check out my new 06...
... DIFFUSER! Fooled you 
Pics are up, just got it installed:

More pics:
http://community.webshots.com/album/455935164bRyhUg

Pics are up, just got it installed:

More pics:
http://community.webshots.com/album/455935164bRyhUg
Mine's sitting in the garage waiting for me to get off my ***. Haven't even looked at it yet, any troubles installing?
Looks like you had to put nuts on the inside of the trunk in the spare tire well to hold the front 3 bolts...
Looks like you had to put nuts on the inside of the trunk in the spare tire well to hold the front 3 bolts...
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Originally Posted by bemani
Shouldn't the diffuser go over the rear bumper for it to work?
I'm waiting for my Cusco diffuser package.
I'm waiting for my Cusco diffuser package.

Originally Posted by ryball
Mine's sitting in the garage waiting for me to get off my ***. Haven't even looked at it yet, any troubles installing?
Looks like you had to put nuts on the inside of the trunk in the spare tire well to hold the front 3 bolts...
Looks like you had to put nuts on the inside of the trunk in the spare tire well to hold the front 3 bolts...
Watch out for it moving on you! And i'd recommend to use the OEM bracket for the two holes near the bumper to make it easier (I dont have anything connecting those right now... Dont really need to its on there good enough, ill make a bracket for it later)I didnt use nuts inside the trunk, the washers actually pushed themselves into the sound deadening material and fixed the odd angle of the bolt and made a nice fit so it worked out better than I hoped. Spacers might be useful between the diffuser and the frame if you want to make a really nice fit, but its not neccessary.
Last edited by Kostamojen; Sep 19, 2005 at 06:51 PM.
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Originally Posted by lowball
Man Oaf I think I saw you again today!!!!!!
Originally Posted by Kostamojen
I didnt use nuts inside the trunk, the washers actually pushed themselves into the sound deadening material and fixed the odd angle of the bolt and made a nice fit so it worked out better than I hoped. Spacers might be useful between the diffuser and the frame if you want to make a really nice fit, but its not neccessary.
Originally Posted by ryball
Wait... I don't think I understand. The only thing holding that on is the bolts screwed directly into the sheetmetal and some washers?
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Originally Posted by N600
that sounds more securelt fastened than say a fenter liner w/ plastic clips and the occassional screw into plastic....
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superglue ownz all



