Use your imagination, with emphasis on the word vivid

[Transmitter Man]

Do you think a rear diffuser 'professionally crafted' would suit a wedge?





Phil
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[JamieG]

Think the back if the SEAC looks good enough as it is.... I'm following your resto-project with interest!

[simonwedge]

I think it would suit. It would help the car to look a little less 'heavy' from the rear view?

[dickymint]

Standard SEAC fitment

[pistolar]

Noooooooooooooooo you chav

[Transmitter Man]

Not the wing guys

Anyone of you good with Photoshop who could show me an artists impression?

Phil
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[dickymint]

Transmitter Man said:

Not the wing guys

Anyone of you good with Photoshop who could show me an artists impression?

Phil
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I see. In that case NOOOOOO

[Transmitter Man]

You've got no imagination Rich

Just take your 'must not mod it in any way from stock' hat off for a minute.

I have a master of fibreglass to hand:

He modded my other car's headlamps from this style:



to this later factory design:




It included the headlamp surrounds AND a complete bumper both moulded off of a later model De Tomaso, one of the last six made in the late 80's. You'll recognise the early type being from the Granada!

This is the quality of my friends work plus paint.

Phil
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[pwd95]

Might work, you'd have to have balance with mabey twin pipes, one either side.....

[Transmitter Man]

Similar to the Noble?



Phil
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[fiveoclockhero1]

If you're going to have one have a big one!!

[Barkychoc]

You need some class like this beauty I followed through Birmingham a while back

[fiveoclockhero1]

[quote=Barkychoc]You need some class like this beauty I followed through Birmingham a while back

[url]|http://thumbsnap.com/91LE61te

We're talking diffusers here not wings/spoilers

[RetroWheels]

You could use the Tuscan Challenge car diffuser and keep it O.E .
Johnn Reid at Grantura Engineering supplies new ones.

[Transmitter Man]

Mark, Darren,

Not bad.

Some ideas for the pot.

Not sure I'll be going down this route due to cost of my resto spiralling out of controll but did want to find out what others thought of the idea.

I'll print off this thread and add it to the file.

Thanks everyone.

Phil
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[Transmitter Man]

Mark, Darren,

Not bad.

Some ideas for the pot.

Not sure I'll be going down this route due to cost of my resto spiralling out of controll but did want to find out what others thought of the idea.

I'll print off this thread and add it to the file.

Thanks everyone.

Phil
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[pwd95]

Here you go Phil...



sorry couldn't resist.


This is the closest I could get with my skills....





Would definately work.

[broadside]

Just a thought, but in order for a diffuser to work effectively, don't you have to have the underside of the car flat and smoothe to enable the diffuser at the rear to suck the car to the ground? You'll need a fair bit of MDF glued under the car to make it happen.....an interesting project though.

[Transmitter Man]

Great Wyn,

thanks for that.

Do you know, I think it would work, don't you?

Nige, re modded bodywork it's primarily for aesthetics.

If I wanted to get seriously into aero work I'd book the car into Lola as they have a full-size wind tunnel - which I've stood in, but not when the winds blowing

Phil
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[Transmitter Man]

Wyn,

You foprgot the rear fog lamps and the third exhaust pipe

Phil
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