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NORBY

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NORBY

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Hey guys,

Just been speaking to Statik Performance in the states about their CF diffusers. If we order 3 of them they are $200ea delivered to Melbourne.

Anyone else interested in one? Happy to post to other states at your expense

link: http://g35driver.com/forums/exterior-vendor/418783-carbon-fiber-nismo-rear-diffusers-130-shipped.html

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maybe - but i'm seeing a distinct lack of fitment pics in that thread - despite requests.

some of these feet like crap - and if it's not seamless and ends up just looking stuck on - then I'd rather not.

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Im definately interested. Although as mentioned, i would like to see a review or pictures of fitment before i commit.

http://g35driver.com/forums/exterior-vendor/352308-cf-nismo-rear-diffuser-ionic-dynamics.html

The one shown here seems to have awesome fitment, but very pricey. I guess you get what you pay for.

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I was doing research on one of these just recently, the fitment from Henry's diffusers seems to be hit and miss like most aftermarket parts are.

I've been led to beleive the genuine NISMO rear diffuser is the "real" one that fits 100% perfect like OEM, but it retails upwards of $500. Have a chat to Henry and see if he can source some of the genuine diffusers rather than the replica's, if you can get hooked up with those then i'd be interested.

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^ i did some reading a few weeks back also and there were stories of double sided tape pulling off and people having to put self-tappers through them to get them to sit right etc.

With something like this - if it don't look nice, it looks rice.

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Im definately interested. Although as mentioned, i would like to see a review or pictures of fitment before i commit.

http://g35driver.com...c-dynamics.html

The one shown here seems to have awesome fitment, but very pricey. I guess you get what you pay for.

This is the Nismo one i mentioned in my last post, nearly perfect fitment but a bit of extra $$

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