i was just thinking about drilling maybe 6 holes 3 on each side of license plate 3.5~4 inch wide eash...to reduce drag and to look a little different. what do u guys think? i doubt ill be freeing up much drag with my street teg but i think it'll help.

 

i wouldn't do it.......it'll look ugly, and isn't going to gain you any noticeable difference.

 

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u think so? i kinda like it...anyone else?

 

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yeah....i really wouldn't do that, you aren't going to gain anything by doing it except making the car look worse.

 

well since no one else wants to comment on this usbject i guess im gonna toss the idea. **** it

 

give it time.....others will comment. this thread has only been up like 5 minutes!

 

I've seen diffuser plates that look like anodized aluminum that fit around the holes to dress them up a bit. I don't know who mades them though. Still look ***** IMO.

 

If you have photos, i can photochop it for ya.

 

STR makes the plates.

Seriously though, I wouldn't suggest doing this. It will look horrible.

 

this is what i did.... if you got a 98-&gt; rear bumper.. honda already made the cut outs for you.. i took a razor blade.. and cut out the slits on the bottom of the bumper.... dunno if it works.. but beats have those salami size holes on your rear bumper...

 

if your not serious about drag racing...dont do the ricer mod please

 

before you go and do that you might wanna strip the interior completely, that means dash and what not , then find everything else that you dont need then if u really think you need to drill holes go and do it, but otherwise thats just stupid cuz you wont gain sh*t

 

looks nasty.. unless your at the track.. dont think it will help much on the street

 

don't do it. drag reduction will be minimal.

I would like to see results from the diffuser GE sells. I just can't see them being that benefical.

 

nooooo

 

bad idea

 

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I'm not here to start wars...but, if he did do it, and he wasn't a serious drag racer, i wouldn't call it a "ricer" mod. I've seen a few bumpers like that, it is different, if it really peaks his interest, i say go for it.

 

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I'm not here to start wars...but, if he did do it, and he wasn't a serious drag racer, i wouldn't call it a "ricer" mod. I've seen a few bumpers like that, it is different, if it really peaks his interest, i say go for it. </TD></TR></TABLE>

he is a she

 

It is a useless mod, though. The air under the car is so dirty anyway...

Boy, I'd love to see somebody actually mold a flat floorpan (maybe even terminating in a diffuser?). One big problem with designing it is that the Honda exhaust system is plumbed in such a way as to make it near impossible. Other than that, just a lot of hard work.

 

if u do want to to cut out holes .. get a hold of str buy a difusser.. it is a plate that is cut out.. brush alumium.. very clean looking...they run about 100...