Just got them put on yesterday and they look siiiick!! I picked them up from Hyevon Motors in Huntington Beach and had them install them. They did an amazing job!! They guys there are great and took good care of me. They went above and beyond to make sure I had them installed before the holiday weekend. Thanks guys! Most shops would have been like "come back some time next week", but not them. I will definitely be using them again.

 

I love the 2 fin diffusers, great choice!

 

Didn't think anybody made the rear diffusers for the E63 at this point. You are gonna draw up great business for this company. Members here have been yerning for one.

 

looks great - love that exhaust.

what wheels you running?

 

+1 I've been looking for one for a while.

 

Looks sick!

 

Seriously, need more info on the rear diffuser.

 

+ 1 Seriously, need more info on the rear diffuser I need to get one. Looks sick.

 

I picked it up from Hyevon Motors in Huntington Beach. The number is (714) 898-0204. Ask for John. I am not positive, since I bought the lip and the diffuser together, but I believe it was $450 installed. It is good quality and the carbon did not have any yellowing and was smooth. The fit is almost perfect. There is a very small gap where the diffuser meets the bumper, on the left side, that you cant see unless you get on the ground. You could maybe fit a piece of paper in between it. But as you can see from the pics, you cant see it unless you are looking for it. They fastened it with screws. I am pretty sure you would not be able to do the double sided tape, the ends would pull up, but it is fine with the screws. I am very happy with it. I will have to see how it hold up.

 

19" x 8.5 MRR HR2's with Michelin Pilot Sports.

 

Where did you get the connected exhaust tips, nice. Any problem getting them on and aligned?

Just a suggestion that you might want to pick up a flat hood badge.

 

I personally don't like the flat hood badge, but thanks. These are not tips (only) they are the Miesterschaft SUS GT Race exhaust. The tips are hand made on the the exhaust system. They do not sell them separately. Here is a pic.

 

Looks very nice!

 

So it is a E63 diffuser then? They didn't need to hack up your rear bumper to fit it?

 

Looks great! Is that the only design they have? Have been searching for the one with vertical fins on the rear...

 

They did not not cut anything, but they did screw it on, so in theory if I did ever take it off I would have to replace the bumper cover.

 

They did say they could get one with the three vertical fins, but it was big and bulky and they were not sure about the fitment.

 

Great thanks! I'll call them and ask for pics or a link. Yours looks great too, just had that one in mind.

 

I don't see how it can fit without hecking up the stock bumper.

 

It fits right over the bumper. The part that has that ugly faded black plastic it covered by the diffuser. The stock black plastic is attached with double sided tape so I had them take that off to make sure it would not cause any problems, but they told be I could keep it on. There was no cutting. They just held it up there and screwed it in. They took their time to make sure they did not damage anything. They took special care when screwing in the ends, as it is a very small piece to attach, but it came out great. Actually I might not have to replace the bumper if I took off the diffuser because all the screw attachments are where the black plastic was, so if I put a new one on it would cover the holes. However, the two screws holes for the sides may still be visible if you get low.

 

i say we can give it a shot and offer a group buy, and maybe they could figure it out and make them fit as perfects as these!

 

if you can, could you take pics of where is held on the rear, just so we can have an idea on how it works

thanks

 

They screwed it in from behind (LOL). So, I am not going to crawl under the car to take pics behind the bumper. Come on guys it's not that hard. They put the diffuser against the bumper and held it in place, then they went behind the bumper and screwed into the diffuser holding it into place. There is not specific mounting points. The screw holes, that have been created, are where the black plastic was, that I had them remove, so If I ever take the diffuser off the new plastic would cover the holes.

 

the new plastic or the one you removed will cover the holes im assuming. right?

 

Looks great!

Those guys are definitely top notch guys that know what they are doing!