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I am somewhat surprised at how difficult it is to find correct information regarding C205.
Can anyone explain what this diffuser is?
Does anyone have this on their car or more pictures maybe?
It like mine just slightly different design where the parktronic sensors point outward instead of downward like mine.
Thanks for the answers and pictures!
You're right, is that so annoying it reminds me of MODE CARBON (which I assume yours is)? But it still different, as it seems that it is not cut with equally straight edges, PDC ends up differently ... Do you have pictures from the side?
I like the MC, but it hits the limit of what can be experienced as too much if you have a "stock car", if you ask me...
Looking for something more balanced ...
I've seen it from alibaba etc, but who has sketched the design from the beginning?
The Chinese are not known for creation, more for copying, so it would have surprised me if someone without a name came up with the design.
Last edited by SwedenC63sCoupe; May 2, 2020 at 02:56 PM.
I like the MC, but it hits the limit of what can be experienced as too much if you have a "stock car", if you ask me...
Looking for something more balanced ...
I've seen it from alibaba etc, but who has sketched the design from the beginning?
The Chinese are not known for creation, more for copying, so it would have surprised me if someone without a name came up with the design.
Check out the PSM Dynamics diffuser. I love mine. Not too aggressive fins and the little extension lip around the entire rear.
I know those rear splitters are separate and ive been trying to get a hold of those but not sure if they can be installed without the diffuser. Are they attached to the diffuser or to the under carriage of the car?
I know those rear splitters are separate and ive been trying to get a hold of those but not sure if they can be installed without the diffuser. Are they attached to the diffuser or to the under carriage of the car?
Nope, you can install them seperate but it looks kind of weird. You remove one of the screws holding the OEM diffuser, then you place the fins over them and put the screw back on.
Nope, you can install them seperate but it looks kind of weird. You remove one of the screws holding the OEM diffuser, then you place the fins over them and put the screw back on.
are they installed using 3m tape and what did you attach them to? I ask because I actually got in touch with a seller who then told me that I wont be able to install the splitters without the diffuser
Actually your installer is right. I just checked underneath my car and its the diffuser piece that installs using the same setup holes as the OEM and you place it over that. Then the fins screw into the diffuser. I know theres some other fins out there in the market that you can just attach with 3M tape.
Last edited by TeraPatrick; May 5, 2020 at 03:23 PM.
Nope, you can install them seperate but it looks kind of weird. You remove one of the screws holding the OEM diffuser, then you place the fins over them and put the screw back on.
Is that for the "side wing" or the entire PSM diffuser for the Coupe? The sedan's are certainly different - no side wing or whatever its called.
Actually you're installer is right. I just checked underneath my car and its the diffuser piece that installs using the same setup holes as the OEM and you place it over that. Then the fins screw into the diffuser. I know theres some other fins out there in the market that you can just attach with 3M tape.
You maybe mistaken...are you talking about the 3 or 4 screws on underside of bumber left and right? These are not OEM and only there for the PSM main diffuser panel. I assume the sidewings can than be added to that?
Interesting. Looks the center part of the PSM Diffuser for the coupe does not extend even close as far forward as the sedan. My sedan diffuser basically extends covering the entire muffler pots! Looks PSM learned and made it shorter. I am impartial to those sidewings though.
Interesting. Looks the center part of the PSM Diffuser for the coupe does not extend even close as far forward as the sedan. My sedan diffuser basically extends covering the entire muffler pots! Looks PSM learned and made it shorter. I am impartial to those sidewings though.
To be honest, I'm not really a fan of the side wings either, but it completes the intended look PSM was going for. I've never seen this diffuser without them. I bought it because there's literally 2 other people I've seen on social media with this diffuser. Everyone else has the Mode Carbon looking one which is also beautiful, but just too common for me. It's common like the brabus front lip replica iv'e seen everyone and their mother's have.
To be honest, I'm not really a fan of the side wings either, but it completes the intended look PSM was going for. I've never seen this diffuser without them. I bought it because there's literally 2 other people I've seen on social media with this diffuser. Everyone else has the Mode Carbon looking one which is also beautiful, but just too common for me. It's common like the brabus front lip replica iv'e seen everyone and their mother's have.
Understandable. I am waiting for my side-skirts as we speak and then I am all all around PSM Dynamics (front lip, diffuser, trunk wing, side skirts) - all gloss black to match the night package.
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