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That looks like a pretty good fit! It's great what a simple diffuser can do to the overall look. I personally will go with a glossy black (to match the rest of the E43's Night Package) E53 replica setup.
What do you mean by insulation?
It should have been installation, not insulation. Gloss black would definitely look good on your night pack setup.
These pictures are great!! The AliExpress setups look fantastic to me as well. So sorry about rear end... @Cosworth2000 and @Povitica3 ... white suits yall's cars so damn well.
My beloved... two nights before she blew up... it still really hurts to look at. I'm happy my w213 isn't white
AliExpress diffuser on my wagon. Install was not too hard and I was able to do it without removing the bumper, hardest part was drilling holes for the parking sensors Looks ALOT better than the stock one.
Could you please post the link for the set you bought? It looks like it would fit the 63 tips if you were to remove the inserts that hold the tips in place. Hope they make a version for the coupe
2018 E400 Estate, 2007 Audi RS4 , 2015 Audi Q7, 1993 Mazda RX7
Originally Posted by illest
AliExpress diffuser on my wagon. Install was not too hard and I was able to do it without removing the bumper, hardest part was drilling holes for the parking sensors Looks ALOT better than the stock one.
I have mine still sitting in a box as I'm contemplating doing it or just keeping what I have now with the "43" exhaust finisher.
Did you reuse the little mounts from the factory diffuser for the center sensors? Or were you able to find a part number for them?
For the center sensors I just glued them on using the parts from the old bumper This is the one I bought from AliExpress it was a lot cheaper pre-tariffs.
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