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Old 10th July 2008, 20:33   #1
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Diffuser cut-out question

Ok I need some help modifying my rear single exhaust diffuser im trying to make two holes to make it dual exhaust. Heres the problem I need the dimensions of the exhaust slot to make the other hole on the other side(how wide is the exhaust slot where the exhaust tips come trough).



Also need the length of the peice in the middle of the exhausts.

00------00

ok so heres my breakdown to make it easier. The 00 represent the exhaust tips coming from the bumper and the -------- is the dimension i need to get,so can somone please help me with this?

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Old 10th July 2008, 20:46   #2
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Kindly modify your subject heading that way the next time another member needs the same information - it would be easier when we use the search feature.

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why dont you buy a new one ?? iff you cut yours ,you'll never get the efect off the real thing.. the oem M5 one has a lip in the holes for the exhaust.iff you cut yours you dont have that and it will look odd when you see it from a angle..

buy a new one for something like 100$ and sell your 540 Mtech diffusor.. you will have the real deal and it wouldent cost you that mutch in the end...

or try salvage yards to find one for example.


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Doesnt the M5 one fit in the same space
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yes the m5 oem one fits a mtech bumper indeed. thats why i mentioned it,to buy a oem m5 one and sell the mtech diffusor.
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why dont you buy a new one ?? iff you cut yours ,you'll never get the efect off the real thing.. the oem M5 one has a lip in the holes for the exhaust.iff you cut yours you dont have that and it will look odd when you see it from a angle..

buy a new one for something like 100$ and sell your 540 Mtech diffusor.. you will have the real deal and it wouldent cost you that mutch in the end...

or try salvage yards to find one for example.


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I have one for sale(M5 OEM ) and yes its painted silver too.PM me
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