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C7 GS - Rear Diffusers

Nimm

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I wanted to see what everyone's opinion is on diffusers. I have a 2019 GS Shadow Grey and was thinking about getting rear diffusers as I find the rear unfinished looking..

I assume ACS is the way to go?
 
I am bias towards the Ivan Tampi ones but I can understand that they may be too aggressive for some

The ACS are the next best choice and more cost-effective.
 
I like the ACS too. I have bought them last spring and they have been sitting in my garage since. I just don't have the guts to put them on. I'll have to kick myself in the arse this year. I'm positive I'll be happy once done. It's just a bit nerve-wracking to drill holes in my rear bumper.
 
I just don't have the guts to put them on. It's just a bit nerve-wracking to drill holes in my rear bumper.
ACS diffusers are nice but pricey for little pieces of plastic. I was lucky enough that ACS had some weird blue color ones on clearance at half the price. Then $20 of carbon flash vinyl wrap. To give you comfort I was like you being a little leery to install. After taking the plunge, the bottom portion rear valance cover was actually pretty straight forward to remove. Drill template tells you where to drill. It's the best to do it this way to properly secure the diffuser screws on backside. Some say you can install without removing cover but it's super tight.

 
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This is what mine used to look like. Today the diffuser has red pin stripes on the edges and a "stingray" emblem on the brake light. Carbon fibre all the way!
 
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Agree with the comments on the ACS diffuser product. I installed mine 2 years ago and have not had any issues. Yes, pulling out the template and drilling into the rear fascia is definitely a commitment..... but as they say.... no pain no gain
 
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