Hmmm...Crazy Idea
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Hmmm...Crazy Idea I was looking at this Camaro on ebay on saw those little spikey things Evos', and even some mustangs that i've seen recently, on the rear bumper. Which is when i thought to myself, how will that look on our cars, and by "our" i mean both Camaro's and Trans Ams?....Anyone dare to photoshop
By the way heres the camaro i saw on ebay...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Cars-...m190227740433&
By the way heres the camaro i saw on ebay...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Cars-...m190227740433&
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I couldn't do it, but there was someone on here or LS1.com that photoshop'd something like that on their T/A.....just cant remember off hand whom it was!
I think it would look kinda interesting if done right on a camaro or t/a!
I think it would look kinda interesting if done right on a camaro or t/a!
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Ok back to the diffuser, I would MAYBE run one should I decide to enter an Open Race event. 
But then again the F-bodies aerodynamics are proven to ~200mph as is.
But then again the F-bodies aerodynamics are proven to ~200mph as is. Last edited by djsanchez2; Jun 12, 2008 at 09:02 PM.
Agreed, the rear diffusers main purpose is to split (diffuse) the air going beneath the car and out the rear to help keep the car straight at high speeds. Its functionality would increase with speed but how often will you go 200mph except on a track...
dont think it looks to bad. but i mean without the ground effects would it look good? hmm maybe when i create the spliter for my lt1 car ill try something like this without the ground effects.
