Shoot, $100? Send me the link, and I'll pay you in beers to help me install when you are in DFW!
I wish I could it was some guy who got a 13 GT500 rear for his boss and put his up. I got lucky:beer: Came with everything needed also.
Boss diffuser/GT500 splitter instal guide.
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I wish I could it was some guy who got a 13 GT500 rear for his boss and put his up. I got lucky:beer: Came with everything needed also.
Now that is what you call a great find
Just got mine installed this weekend with the help of this guide. Don't mind the crappy cell phone pics.
Sweet! Glad this thing is helping out so much
The car looks great man! Lovin' the black tips! That the dipped? wheels and splitter really ties in together!
The car looks great man! Lovin' the black tips! That the dipped? wheels and splitter really ties in together!
Just for others info
I bought my diffuser of a 13 CS for my 13GT did the cutting and no further hardware was needed. I did put to two push pins that I had laying around at the tip of the diffuser near the mufflers, but you could also use a black zip or push pin.
Again thanks for the write-up, got this off ebay for $100
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What exactly is it that you bought? LOL..im confused...thanks.
I did this today with GT500 mufflers/valance... cost me a grand total of $570
GT500_rear - Imgur
GT500_rear - Imgur
Looks great man!
So did you notice any major differences from the boss splitter that I put on, anything that would have complicated the install any more?
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It was all the same procedure. Only difference being the CS/BOSS/GT500 muffler opening... but that doesn't change anything except muffler choice.
I bought a body saw from harbor freight and it worked great.
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Installed mine last weekend. I used a set of 8"ramps on the rear tires. I tried the dremmel bit, but the motor was smoking. I have an air tool cutter which kept on sticking so I went to Harbour Freight and bought an electric cutting saw for $29.00 which work perfectly. First I cut the three tabs off. next I used a 3/4" piece of wood as a guide to cut below the black plastic strip. Then I used a school compass and set the width to aprox 1/2" and drew lines around both mufflers where I had to cut. For the two slots on both side I used regular scotch tape on the diffuser and taped both ends of the tabs. Be sure to add about 1/4" extra easy install. I marked the bumper at each end of where the tab goes. I then took a small drill bit and cut drilled holes on each end of the tab slot. Next I took the dremmel tool with the cone shape grinder and made the slits. Taking out the 14 tabs on the black plastic strip was easy. I started at one end and after I got out 3 tabs I could just pull the black strip off. I sanded down all area of where I trimmed the bumper and push the Diffuser in. The 4 tabs I could here them click in. With the car raised it was easy to put the 6-8 slot pieces on. I finished up with the two main tabs and the two 7mm screws and was done. A piece of cake once I got started. Mitch
Your explanation sounds like you didn't use the cutout lines on the inside of the bumper... like you did a bunch of extra work.
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