Those holes bring about another question. What are they for in Civics? I see a lot of modified Civics with a huge bar underneath and then holes at the bumpers. Of course RICErs decide to take it and run off it with the idea but Im genuinely curious.
@CyborgGT Volvo 343?
I'd love to see some CFD which proves that it actually works. As it is I'm skeptical that you get any benefit beyond minor weight savings.In almost all cars the rear bumper is essentially a parachute where wind is trapped at speed. The holes alleviate that air.
It also looks cool.I'd love to see some CFD which proves that it actually works. As it is I'm skeptical that you get any benefit beyond minor weight savings.
It also looks cool.
I hacked a lot out of mine! HahaAwesome, thanks! It's worth noting that his cutout is very different to the holes, though. If I'd seen his cutout I'd probably have given him the benefit of the doubt.
Nice, that should definitely help at high speeds! I wonder, how much would it be to get/make a flat floor and diffuser?I hacked a lot out of mine! Haha
Well, I know a guy that could do it! Carbon/Nomex honeycomb.Nice, that should definitely help at high speeds! I wonder, how much would it be to get/make a flat floor and diffuser?
I think I'd have gone with the designo Crystal Grey interior rather than the Saddle Brown, but I really like that color. Not into the wheels, though.