JJ Motoring
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Mode carbon - Dont like the recess for the little logo and heard from others some dont fit well eitheir.
RW Carbon - Looks good but uses metal tabs you have to bend, seen from some reviews fit isnt bad?
What else is there for facelift thats big fin like the picture above that is best fit/quality as possible? I dont car about price I just want it to fit with no gaps, the carbon quality good as possible & plastic fitment tabs like oem diffuser.
Last edited by Phil_T; Jul 14, 2017 at 07:02 AM.
This is really disappointing because I have looked at almost every diffuser on the market and I like the looks of that one best.
If I bought a diffuser who would you recommend that I take it to have it installed ? I was thinking maybe a body shop ??





Seriously dude, read the DIYs and just take it on yourself. It's just about the easiest thing to do on these cars.
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I have read where people had to take the bumper off to get the diffuser on so that is what made me think I might need a body shop.
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The tabs wont hold it on by themselves, and to get a perfect fit you may have to Dremmel the slot in the bumper cover a bit to get rid of the ridges that are there. I skipped screws and just used 3M black silicone caulk to glue it on. It's not going anywhere and looks great.




I gave up on them. They respond maybe once every few emails. Customer service is awful.
Mind you, they did send me a free replacement for a piece on my carbon intake as it was rubbing under the hood and cracked, etc.. But the side skirts was the grand finale and got tired of their sh*t. I don't have time to play Find Waldo with them. Never, ever, going back to them. Sorry for the rant..
Last edited by the_indian_kid; Jul 15, 2017 at 10:38 PM.



