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Group Buy: Custom Aggressive Al. Sheetmetal Diffuser & Front Lip/Splitter!! Must See
Hey Everyone-
Putting up a sale for a good friend who makes custom diffusers, lips, sideskirts, etc...Pretty much anything that requires aluminum sheetmetal and bending, he can handle.
These are custom one-off made pieces at a GREAT price. BE different!! Everyone has the Godspeed Lip and the usual CF diffuser from Taiwan that fall apart if you scrape anything. These are American Made, and built to actually serve a purpose!
We have two products currently for sale for the W204 C63. There are NO minimum amount of people required the group buy - instead, we are selling at a flat discounted price. We will start the run mid this month, so we can ship within a week of ordering.
*Prices do not include shipping - I charge standard rates and make NO profit on shipping. Typically $35 for the lower 48.
Lip: $255
Rods (Add +$60)
Comes with all hardware (nuts, bolts, washers)
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Powdercoated Gloss Black
Diffuser: $240
Add Side fins (Add +$65)
Comes with all hardware (nuts, bolts, washers)
Requires drilling
Powdercoated Gloss Black
Shoot me a PM and I will get back to you! We don't have a lot of pictures as we are still growing our customer base. Sideskirts coming!! Stay tuned
2012 P31 C63 Coupe Trackrat, 2019 GLE63S Coupe Beast
At speed on a track, a front splitter like that (if meant to be functional - the useful length is generally 4-5”) can generate hundreds of pounds of downforce. How is it attached directly to the frame to ensure that it stays on because the rods would fail alone. Can you stand on it? What kind of rear wing do you run to balance out the effect and prevent funky handling?
C63 AMG, CLK 63 Black series, CLS63 AMG shooting brake
Originally Posted by BLKROKT
At speed on a track, a front splitter like that (if meant to be functional - the useful length is generally 4-5”) can generate hundreds of pounds of downforce. How is it attached directly to the frame to ensure that it stays on because the rods would fail alone. Can you stand on it? What kind of rear wing do you run to balance out the effect and prevent funky handling?
I second that... At high speeds this will fly away if it's only mounted with bolts and cause a lot more damages...
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