Fresh off the mold....Werks One Composites Rear Diffuser for 997.1
#1
Fresh off the mold....Werks One Composites Rear Diffuser for 997.1
It's almost there. The Werks One Composites rear diffuser for the 997.1 vehicles. The part seen in the pictures is fresh off the mold and still has to be coated over, but figured we would get you guys some teaser shots of the diffuser while we were test fitting. These should be ready for sale very soon.
Enjoy.
For further info please feel free to contact us.
Werks One Composites
A division of Champion Motorsport
3101 Center Port Circle
Pompano Beach, FL 33064
800.775.2456 / 954.946.2136
For sales related questions:
sales@championmotorsport.com
For technical info:
technical@championmotorsport.com
Enjoy.
For further info please feel free to contact us.
Werks One Composites
A division of Champion Motorsport
3101 Center Port Circle
Pompano Beach, FL 33064
800.775.2456 / 954.946.2136
For sales related questions:
sales@championmotorsport.com
For technical info:
technical@championmotorsport.com
Last edited by Wilson@Champion; 07-17-2009 at 01:14 PM.
#7
IMO I think the carbon base of the product should curve up and wrap tightly over that small section of bumper between the pipes so it looks like it belongs on the car . I don't like the ledge of seperation it creates between the two pieces. Send me the proto and I'll tell ya if I like the way it looks on my car before you make it.
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#8
If you look at all the rear diffusers used on ALMS cars, Euro Porsche race series cars or F1 cars you will see that the diffusers on the race cars sit much much lower and are a lot wider, plus they are flat with fins coming down...all tuned in the windtunnel. It's hard to tell in the pictures of the Werk dissufers if it is flat or curved. A rear diffuser on race cars is used to create downforce. If the diffuser is not designed correctly it will create lift...which you do not want obviously.
Last edited by mdrums; 07-17-2009 at 06:20 PM.
#13
You mean someone I know did ask for a megabuck carbon fiber (?) finned batmobile lower engine cover for their streetgoing 997 and didn't tell me....go figure
#14
^actually, the original thread was for the 997.2...and just about every response was from 997.1 owner's cooing over it and pouting that it wasn't available for the 997.1. So they went to work, posted pics and everyone is bashing it now. Fickle crowd here.
Personally, I think it's a nice piece. Sure it may look aggressive, but have you seen all the front bumpers, sideskirts, rear bumpers, wings, rims, etc. that are every bit as flamboyant as this piece? Definately not out of place with other body mods.
J
Personally, I think it's a nice piece. Sure it may look aggressive, but have you seen all the front bumpers, sideskirts, rear bumpers, wings, rims, etc. that are every bit as flamboyant as this piece? Definately not out of place with other body mods.
J
#15
^actually, the original thread was for the 997.2...and just about every response was from 997.1 owner's cooing over it and pouting that it wasn't available for the 997.1. So they went to work, posted pics and everyone is bashing it now. Fickle crowd here.
Personally, I think it's a nice piece. Sure it may look aggressive, but have you seen all the front bumpers, sideskirts, rear bumpers, wings, rims, etc. that are every bit as flamboyant as this piece? Definately not out of place with other body mods.
J
Personally, I think it's a nice piece. Sure it may look aggressive, but have you seen all the front bumpers, sideskirts, rear bumpers, wings, rims, etc. that are every bit as flamboyant as this piece? Definately not out of place with other body mods.
J