Outlaw-Hondaz

Bought a shell and it has holes/oval shape cut out on my rear bumper..anyone know where i can get the metal plate or they call speed holes plate to put it on my bumper? I heard of STR is there any more?

-Gambit-

golden eagle. but please try to find a bumper without those nasty swiss cheese holes. on a street car those holes wont make any difference.,

D Griff

Or you could get a bumper without holes in it from a junk yard or certafit or something. But hey, if you like them, rock them. They just really aren't my thing.

Linked

i have speed holes in my hood that i installed with a pickaxe

if homer says they work ... they work

CivicSpoon

People also refer to them as a rear diffuser, if that helps you're search any. Of course that's not to be confused with the type of rear diffuser that comes stock on a '92-'95 VX.

bluebomber

iTrader: (2)

"They're speed holes. They make the car go faster"
"Speed holes, eh?"

BryanM.

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bsmith100

Isn't a diffuser usually under the bumper? Most of the diffuser is under the car. It doesn't sound like he is describing a diffuser. It sounds more like he is describing holes in the bumper itself.

CivicSpoon

That's why I added the 2nd sentence. I've seen "speed holes" referred to as a diffuser on numerous occasion. That doesn't mean it's the correct technical term for them (obviously it's not). It's similar to people calling all '92-'95 Civics an "EG", where most don't have a chassis code with EG in it. I just added the info, so it might help with a more productive search.