^me too Brock, just not the same working on a car and not having to worry about somebody trying to "rockstar" you while you are in a compromising situation ...and odly enough we had Pilchuck yesterday too...

I will see what we have left and can cut you a basic one...you will have to trim for your exhaust though on your own as I am not sure if there is anyone around here with a Tanabe concept G atm...We'll get one done and on and see if its really what you are thinking of.

 

Ah the good ole "rockstar"!!!!

 

Any pictures of the one you made?

Also what exhaust did you cut it around?

 

^not yet, and we cut it for a trd exhaust. Its not pretty laying on the ground but on the car...oh mama!

 

From reading this thread, I'm assuming that you guys want something more aggressive, but I thought that maybe some of you may be interested in this:

Rear diffuser
http://www.shop.retro-spec.net/produ...&categoryId=22

Rear diffuser w/ muffler guard
http://www.shop.retro-spec.net/produ...&categoryId=22

But, however, this company says on their site that they want your input, so I'm sure that if you asked them to create a more aggressive diffuser, then they would be more than glad to do so. Quote from their site "Come back to check out our growing scion line E-mail us for questions and suggestion we design and manufacture so we can make it happen."

 

I guess you didn't read. That was posted page one. That's a lip not a diffuser not what we're lookin for.

 

my mistake

 

So we got it finished, but not installed. Below are the pics of it in place on the car but not secured, and pics of the top side and underside:







Without:



With:

 

Thats sweet!!! Who is that under the car?

 

Allen (allenxtc), our resident n00b!

 

Oh ok!

 

Siiiiiick

 

That looks awesome! Would love to see a list of parts and cost, maybe i could make one and retrofit it onto my 5a rear

 

Thanks guys! Also I have a 5a rear so I will post up when I do mine...it will be a lot easier with a canister exhaust, the TRD one required a lot of cutting of the diffuser...

 

that looks great! not bad for a DIY!!

 

Just go ahead and make two and ship to 73132, thanks. lol Looks really good

 

should post some pics of it installed and on the ground. sort of from a side view and all those good angles that really show what it looks like

 

Thanks!!! It was pretty easy really.

Hmm...I can cut generics?

Also we are having a little trouble finding mounitng points to support the front. Heat shield isn't strong enough and not terribly excited about cutting holes in the floor of the trunk...thoughts?

 

lol, I'll take one to 07419 ;)

 

dang!!!! Looks like I need to get a list started