holes in back bumper
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From: Bee Em Double You, ///M3, USA
Re: holes in back bumper (wm5holla)
its so the air that goes through can whistle.. woo wooooooo
im guessing it improves quarter mile times drastically, other than that, i see no reason to make your rear bumper look like cottage cheese..
im guessing it improves quarter mile times drastically, other than that, i see no reason to make your rear bumper look like cottage cheese..
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From: so cal
Re: holes in back bumper (RiceNmotioN)
Its just like ALL the bodykits out there. They originally came from aerodynamic pieces of race cars used for keeping the car on the ground at high speeds. Its all rice to me. 
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From: wetumpka al, us
Re: holes in back bumper (gixxerdemon)
Its just like ALL the bodykits out there. They originally came from aerodynamic pieces of race cars used for keeping the car on the ground at high speeds. Its all rice to me.
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From: Bee Em Double You, ///M3, USA
Re: holes in back bumper (Goldfingiz)
i see no reason to make your rear bumper look like cottage cheese..
Swiss cheese man, swiss cheese.
My thoughts exactly
Swiss cheese man, swiss cheese.
My thoughts exactly
aww god dammit.. look at the time.. it was 5:35am and i was kinda inebriated.
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Re: holes in back bumper (wm5holla)
Rear diffusers. The rear bumper normally acts like a parachute, but if there is a way to let the air escape(i.e. holes) then you will have less drag.
IMO, on a street car it looks nasty. there are cleaner and more efficient ways to diffuse the air that gets back there(but thats top secret information
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IMO, on a street car it looks nasty. there are cleaner and more efficient ways to diffuse the air that gets back there(but thats top secret information
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Re: holes in back bumper (stockcrix1616)
Its just like ALL the bodykits out there. They originally came from aerodynamic pieces of race cars used for keeping the car on the ground at high speeds. Its all rice to me.
yep, b/c every one knows how much air will be traped under the car at 65mph
yep, b/c every one knows how much air will be traped under the car at 65mph
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From: Jacksonville, FL
Re: holes in back bumper (95SiR)
There was a guy on here a while ago that had a civic hatch, color-changing paint job, molded body kit.
It had an H22 with a turbo, fast as hell(from what I remember)
He had the holes in his bumper like that, people were flaming on him, he then said that they were for when he is at the track, its for the wheelie bars. He fitted the wheelie bars through some of the holes.
Thats what I remember seeing.
It had an H22 with a turbo, fast as hell(from what I remember)
He had the holes in his bumper like that, people were flaming on him, he then said that they were for when he is at the track, its for the wheelie bars. He fitted the wheelie bars through some of the holes.
Thats what I remember seeing.
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From: not far from brunswick, NJ, usa
Re: holes in back bumper (squirrel)
Rear diffusers. The rear bumper normally acts like a parachute, but if there is a way to let the air escape(i.e. holes) then you will have less drag.
IMO, on a street car it looks nasty. there are cleaner and more efficient ways to diffuse the air that gets back there(but thats top secret information )
IMO, on a street car it looks nasty. there are cleaner and more efficient ways to diffuse the air that gets back there(but thats top secret information
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Re: holes in back bumper (wm5holla)
I wont tell you my idea, but "think outside the box"!
Keep this in mind: The problem is that air is getting trapped back there correct? One way to remedy this is to let that air escape (i.e. diffuser holes)
another way is to not let air get back there at all....let that idea soak into your head for awhile.
Keep this in mind: The problem is that air is getting trapped back there correct? One way to remedy this is to let that air escape (i.e. diffuser holes)
another way is to not let air get back there at all....let that idea soak into your head for awhile.
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Re: holes in back bumper (MTK Kommander)
i see no reason to make your rear bumper look like cottage cheese..
Swiss cheese man, swiss cheese.
My thoughts exactly
aww god dammit.. look at the time.. it was 5:35am and i was kinda inebriated.
Swiss cheese man, swiss cheese.
My thoughts exactly
aww god dammit.. look at the time.. it was 5:35am and i was kinda inebriated.
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From: not far from brunswick, NJ, usa
Re: holes in back bumper (squirrel)
I wont tell you my idea, but "think outside the box"!
another way is to not let air get back there at all....let that idea soak into your head for awhile.
another way is to not let air get back there at all....let that idea soak into your head for awhile.
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