I want to change my 3-fin diffuser to 2 or 4fin..
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I want to change my 3-fin diffuser to 2 or 4fin..
After swapping my exhaust and losing my "extended" tips I really feel like something in the rear is missing. Can't pull it either.
Got the 3fin diffuser as one of the very first mods and now I think it's time for it to go.
Where can I get a 2-fin? Anyone parting out or trading their car in?
I feel like the 2 fin shows the exhaust tips more and is just more aggressive.
Those with 2 fins can you input, pics?
Tough to run out of exterior mods.
Got the 3fin diffuser as one of the very first mods and now I think it's time for it to go.
Where can I get a 2-fin? Anyone parting out or trading their car in?
I feel like the 2 fin shows the exhaust tips more and is just more aggressive.
Those with 2 fins can you input, pics?
Tough to run out of exterior mods.
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Any pics of your setup now?
I keep going back and forth on the idea of adding a rear diffuser, but I'm fussy about fitment and it seems like very few of them fit correctly.
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I've had this on my car for two years, fitment isn't bad if you put the screws in the right place BUT what rly got to me was that it hid the tips. Then I had the idea of putting in longer pipes instead of the resonator and it worked, pushed the tips out..
Problem now is that after putting on the 63 mufflers the hangers don't allow anymore pushe out and tips are half hidden again. It doesn't feel right to me. I spent half an hour cleaning the tips last night..helped a little lol.
By "pull out" I didn't mean impossible to remove without damage, that's no problem especially if you're adding another diffuser and respraying the rear bumper like I wanna do.
I had a white CL63 next to me in traffic yesterday and it's 3fin factory diffuser just looked too bland to me to have on my car lol compared to the aggressive ones the C63 guys are running etc.
Problem now is that after putting on the 63 mufflers the hangers don't allow anymore pushe out and tips are half hidden again. It doesn't feel right to me. I spent half an hour cleaning the tips last night..helped a little lol.
By "pull out" I didn't mean impossible to remove without damage, that's no problem especially if you're adding another diffuser and respraying the rear bumper like I wanna do.
I had a white CL63 next to me in traffic yesterday and it's 3fin factory diffuser just looked too bland to me to have on my car lol compared to the aggressive ones the C63 guys are running etc.
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Euroteck diffuser no question. Best one on the market and fits how a diffuser should (doesn't extend onto the sides of the bumper). Little pricey, but this is the only diffuser I would put on my car.
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I'm gonna second the Euroteck. Honestly the only one that looks good on these cars.
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Lol Tal.
Eurotecks are sick no doubt and cheaper than I thought. I dig the e63 one but e55 fins are a bit small! I'd grab e63 one def. I remember a member here had one on white e63 and it was sex.
Eurotecks are sick no doubt and cheaper than I thought. I dig the e63 one but e55 fins are a bit small! I'd grab e63 one def. I remember a member here had one on white e63 and it was sex.
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