Is the rear diffuser from the factory, or an aftermarket one? if you get the chance, post a pic showing the back (I'm only asking because I'm putting one on mine soon!)
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- Zaphod
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Nice look Brian!
Is the rear diffuser from the factory, or an aftermarket one? if you get the chance, post a pic showing the back (I'm only asking because I'm putting one on mine soon!)

Is the rear diffuser from the factory, or an aftermarket one? if you get the chance, post a pic showing the back (I'm only asking because I'm putting one on mine soon!)
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- belle_tb_ES
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Ummm...I LOVE that colour especially on those rims. Looks great! !
PRESENT: 2015 Audi S3
PAST:2009 Lancer ES called Lancee...
Garage: http://clubcj.net/garage.php?mode=view_vehicle&CID=947
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- lantourismo
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Been away from ClubCJ for a long time unfortunately but I'm not dead yet... I have very strapped for cash of late or working very hard ie: Pizza Deliver Driver (CJ lancer kicks ass over any company car), living in Cunnamulla (West QLD) and clocked up over 103,000+ KMs in "CJ" now.
But I finally had small amont of dough LoL to buy & install a
Rear Sway bar - 24mm BMR86XZ (medium setting)
and
Front Brace - strut tower KSB638
Yes it makes a HELL of a Handling Difference!! w00t
But I finally had small amont of dough LoL to buy & install a
Rear Sway bar - 24mm BMR86XZ (medium setting)
and
Front Brace - strut tower KSB638
Yes it makes a HELL of a Handling Difference!! w00t
VRX 18" GunMetal Mag Wheels (TBA)
Whiteline 24mm Rear Sway Bar & Front Strut Brace
Reverse camera & Painted red calipers (+5Kw)
Carbon fibre Dash, Trim & B pillars Wrapped
LED Parkers & interior lights
Bonnet Gas Struts
Greddy Exhaust (coming soon)
BC Racing Coilovers (coming soon)
Whiteline 24mm Rear Sway Bar & Front Strut Brace
Reverse camera & Painted red calipers (+5Kw)
Carbon fibre Dash, Trim & B pillars Wrapped
LED Parkers & interior lights
Bonnet Gas Struts
Greddy Exhaust (coming soon)
BC Racing Coilovers (coming soon)
- Metalstrix
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- Metalstrix
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- Zaphod
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My latest cheapest Mod !
(using leftover chrome strip, so either zero cost, or a coupla' dollars worth if you have to buy it...):
As you may know, I installed my fog lights last weekend, happy with the look, but still something missing...
So I went looking on eBay for the chrome surround rings, but didn't really like the look of them (too showy), so I thought I'd try to do my own...
Here's the surrounds taken from the vehicle, au naturel:
Using my leftover chrome strip (it's best to bend it 'flat' before putting it on, like so):
it's then simply a matter of following the 'flat spot' around the base of the projected bit, and you end up looking like this:
But, as the strip is sitting partially sideways-on, I then went around the exposed white sticky with a black marker:
Refitted to the car, it looks a bit more 'finished':
Whaddaya think?

My latest cheapest Mod !
(using leftover chrome strip, so either zero cost, or a coupla' dollars worth if you have to buy it...):
As you may know, I installed my fog lights last weekend, happy with the look, but still something missing...
So I went looking on eBay for the chrome surround rings, but didn't really like the look of them (too showy), so I thought I'd try to do my own...
Here's the surrounds taken from the vehicle, au naturel:
Using my leftover chrome strip (it's best to bend it 'flat' before putting it on, like so):
it's then simply a matter of following the 'flat spot' around the base of the projected bit, and you end up looking like this:
But, as the strip is sitting partially sideways-on, I then went around the exposed white sticky with a black marker:
Refitted to the car, it looks a bit more 'finished':
Whaddaya think?

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