I finally got my Celi painted (PICTURES WILL BE UP SOON) and the Taters (Eric) Front VS diffuser installed. The guys at the body shop were stunned by the way the Carbon Fiber diffuser matches the Carbon Fiber hood and the way it stands out on a black car. I received many complements on the fitment and the quality but they were all asking me Why didnt you get the rear one? Thats when I started wondering, Why didnt I? The more I look at it. The more I feel that it needs its companion. How many of these where made? Maybe you guys can help me track someone that is willing to sell theirs. By the way, I already asked celimangts17 and he said NO. Well, his exact words were Maybe in a couple of years but I cant wait that long. Please HELP
thank you very much. DAMN that looks nice. How is it placed on?..I onyl saw the first link and it looks weird?.does it just fit over a kit?..does it need to be drilled or molded?
thank you very much. DAMN that looks nice. How is it placed on?..I onyl saw the first link and it looks weird?.does it just fit over a kit?..does it need to be drilled or molded?
The body shop cutoff the piece from my original VS bumper and bolted this one on in its place. I dont think its called bolted-on but its very similar to it.
also, are there any pics of a WHOLE care that has it installed? you really cant tell how it truley looks when its a zoom in pic
I will be posting pictures of my Celi hopefully this weekend because the weather hasnt helped much in Jersey. However, you cant really make it out in pictures because its a black car. It must be seen in person to appreciate how awesome it really looks on a black kit.
that's pretty cool...is that like a bolt-on or glue-on???
I dont think its called bolted-on but its very similar to it. Theres a word for it, I guess body shop guys have their own lingo. Tater even said the word to me once when he explained how it was installed but I dont remember the word he used. Well, you get the idea.
lol dude actually the rear diffuser is the Carbon Fiber, where mesh is usually placed on the kit. right above where you cirlced. thats is just the body kit that you circled.
the first pic i posted in the other topic shows what the diffuser is. and btw i just got the car a few months ago, thats why i am not parting out and also because i go to many shows with it. didnt mean to be rude or anything.
Last edited by celimangts17; Aug 18, 2004 11:02am.
Really??? I thought the part I circled from your car was in made Carbon Fiber. I know that you have one piece blocking the grill made in Carbon Fiber but I could've sworn Tater made the piece I circled also in Carbon Fiber. Maybe, Tater could answer my question, I will PM him. Thanks again
lol, no thats just the painted VS kit. no Carbon Fiber there just where the grill is supposed to be . tater may or may not have that in carbon fiber. i dont know if anyone has ever done that in Carbon Fiber before. not sure how it would look.
Stun, You may have seen pics of the Carbon Fiber rear pan but Ill be dammed if I can find a decent pic of one right now. Below is a pic of one covered in dust and uncleared. It is the entire pan and not just the center as you were thinking. Dont ask, Im not making that part at any price.
Stun, You may have seen pics of the Carbon Fiber rear pan but Ill be dammed if I can find a decent pic of one right now. Below is a pic of one covered in dust and uncleared. It is the entire pan and not just the center as you were thinking. Dont ask, Im not making that part at any price.
Thats it, thats the one Ive seen. That thing looks AWESOME even with dirt on it. I'm in luv
I was thinking about it but not everyone has skill with Carbon Fiber. Im not really sure of any shop around here that wraps in Carbon Fiber and to have my rear bumper shipped to another state and then having it shipped back is going to cost me a pretty penny. Im going to have to research it a little more if Im going to get it custom.
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