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When it comes to making slight adjustments to your car to change the way it looks, you can’t go wrong with a new diffuser. That’s if your car has one in the first place, of course.
Luckily, the retired BMW E92/E93 M3 models used to have one, for a variety of purposes. However, the design the Germans went for wasn’t perfect for everyone. Some people wanted something different, something that would set their rides apart in the crowd, even with that little detail.
Looking over the aftermarket offerings, you’d be surprised at how many choices you’d find. Amongst the most notable you’d see the Vorsteiner and RKP models. Those are the ones that have the best finish and the most attractive looks.
The latter manufacturer just launched a new version of their already known diffuser that follows the same guiding philosophy behind every part they build: a perfect fit with fantastic weight and rigidity.
This product consists of two pronounced outside channels and a subtle center piece that combined give the new diffuser an appearance that resembles that of racing cars. The diffuser is built by hand from carbon fiber and is available in plain 1x1 or 2x2 weave.
Of course, each one can be customized and finished in a variety of colors, including a body color center to emphasize the outside channels even more. The photo gallery below should give you a better idea as to how they look like in various combinations. Prices start at $997 for the clear/glossy ones and goes up to $1,147 for those with a different center piece.
Looking over the aftermarket offerings, you’d be surprised at how many choices you’d find. Amongst the most notable you’d see the Vorsteiner and RKP models. Those are the ones that have the best finish and the most attractive looks.
The latter manufacturer just launched a new version of their already known diffuser that follows the same guiding philosophy behind every part they build: a perfect fit with fantastic weight and rigidity.
This product consists of two pronounced outside channels and a subtle center piece that combined give the new diffuser an appearance that resembles that of racing cars. The diffuser is built by hand from carbon fiber and is available in plain 1x1 or 2x2 weave.
Of course, each one can be customized and finished in a variety of colors, including a body color center to emphasize the outside channels even more. The photo gallery below should give you a better idea as to how they look like in various combinations. Prices start at $997 for the clear/glossy ones and goes up to $1,147 for those with a different center piece.
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