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Old Feb 10, 2010 | 04:14 PM
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DIY diffuser

What do you guys think of my new idea. Fabricating plastic "diffuser" fins.
 
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Old Feb 10, 2010 | 04:32 PM
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actually design wise they dont look bad at all!!
 
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Go for it!! I think it might look pretty good and should not be too difficult to do (or is that the final product )
 
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What you don't like the current material? It's really light weight lol. I'm thinking of just making a template for them and making them out of ABS plastic sheeting. Any ideas what a good thickness would be for each fin? 1/4in, 1/2in?
 
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What you don't like the current material? It's really light weight lol. I'm thinking of just making a template for them and making them out of ABS plastic sheeting. Any ideas what a good thickness would be for each fin? 1/4in, 1/2in?
Not sure about thickness, but maybe they should be tapered from the base to the tip like a shark fin. How do you suppose they will be attached? If the base was flat and had somewhat of an extension maybe some plastic rivets? Just throwing out ideas.
 
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Or maybe use SuperGlue?
 
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I thought about the extension thing. Another idea I have that would be totally reversible is to cut the fins out of say a 1/4in platic sheet (needs to not flex) and then bond those to a really thin completely flixible sheet (I have left over from my led project, that's what got me thinking of this). Basically you would then have a full diffuser which could be double sided taped to the bumper. I would also probably make it extend far enough to be screwed where the bumper mounting points are on the bottom for extra support.
 
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Pardon my ignorance, but does this plastic handle heat well? I ask that die to the obvious proximity with the exhaust...
 
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I'm going for something very similar to that minus the thing in the middle. I really like the stuff GT3 tek is coming out with
 
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Very nice!
 
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