Gary@Suvneer Diffuser Install (pics) FLUSH 56k no no
01-26-2014, 03:41 PM
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Gary@Suvneer Diffuser Install (pics) FLUSH 56k no no
No cutting required just remove the factory diffuser and the rest is history...My pictures should tell the story of "how to" 
any questions feel free to ask
any questions feel free to ask
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01-26-2014, 03:59 PM
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what are you adding on the top silicone??? looks like a solid job and flush for sure. ohh and did you have to remove the exhaust or no?
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03-11-2014, 07:38 PM
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Maybe you can help me out? I tried installing mine and it didn't fit well at all. Maybe I'm missing something? After deciding not to remove the bumper I went after it. I used self taping screws from the inside. I did not remove the "factory diffuser" and the sides were way off. I guess I don't understand how you attached the sides? Are you using the backing attachments with the screws here? With the inside section (the space between the exhausts, the bulk of the diffuser) are you coming from the inside of the bumper? Surprisingly a smallish drill fits inside the bumper, ha. I'd love some tips here. Guess I need to remove the factory diffuser?
Here are some pics:
Here are some pics:
03-11-2014, 08:28 PM
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I didn't use any screws at all my Dad brought some super heavy duty silicon and we used that to attach it. The diffuser bends slightly so we just applied pressure to both side for a couple of minutes then taped it down and let it sit for a few hours. I drive 70miles a day mostly highway and I do 150+ at least once a week and it's still on lol.
03-11-2014, 10:58 PM
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The screw goes through the corner of diffuser into the corner of the bumper i used a "nut" on the inside of the bumper to pull it tight. Masking tape helps pull everything into place. I ended up using liquid nails instead of epoxy taped into place tightly and let dry overnight. I have been through the automated carwash and is as of day 1 still intact! If you still cant figure it out pm me ill give you my phone number :cheers
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Silicon?
I didn't use any screws at all my Dad brought some super heavy duty silicon and we used that to attach it. The diffuser bends slightly so we just applied pressure to both side for a couple of minutes then taped it down and let it sit for a few hours. I drive 70miles a day mostly highway and I do 150+ at least once a week and it's still on lol.
Can u find out which silicon you have used?
