Difflow Diffuser Off-track experiences?

[skyline23]

Hi guys,

I am considering getting a Difflow Diffuser, however am worried about what would happen if I go off track at Thunderhill, where it is surrounded by grass and dirt. Now, whenever I "mow the lawn", it is relatively harmless to my car. However, if I were to get the Difflow Diffuser, I am worried that one off track excursion would either bend/break all the fins,or even worse, break my rear valance or bumper as well..Does anyone have any input or experience with this?

(by the way, I am mainly considering it because I think it looks awesome, not expecting to gain much if at all from a performance standpoint).

 

[1K2GO]

No such issues with mine :wink:

 

[Dhalsim]

No such issues with mine :wink:

I thought you had a Taitec diffuser??

 

[1K2GO]

I thought you had a Taitec diffuser??

True, but prior to that I had a Difflow.

 

[Track Addict]

I currently have the LOOOOOOOONG version of the Difflow diffuser and have had some "off road excursions" with it. I chose the Difflow because of the construction materials, the aluminum is tough and can take quite the abuse before looking to replace anything (which is a feature of the Difflow...you can replace the damaged fins). Had mine on a long while and still have yet to come to a point where I have to replace stuff, it even dropped onto the ground with me going 75+ mph and it's relatively unharmed (my fault forgot to secure it before driving)

You should be fine.

 

[BATMANs]

I love mines.

Haven't and will never track it unless I hit the lotto.

I will say that I've gone over some deceptively tall speed bumps and can hear the scrape and the diffuser still holds shape.

I have the LOOOOOOOONG version and just love it.

Now I just need to get the NSX fired up from a suspect bad fuel separation (6 months of storage)

 

[junior40er]

Long is understatement. I was like 20 feet from your bumper once to avoid hitting it lol.

I currently have the LOOOOOOOONG version of the Difflow diffuser and have had some "off road excursions" with it. I chose the Difflow because of the construction materials, the aluminum is tough and can take quite the abuse before looking to replace anything (which is a feature of the Difflow...you can replace the damaged fins). Had mine on a long while and still have yet to come to a point where I have to replace stuff, it even dropped onto the ground with me going 75+ mph and it's relatively unharmed (my fault forgot to secure it before driving)

You should be fine.