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Couldn’t honestly tell you as the badges had already been changed when I bought it. I tried a couple of different ways of wrapping the chrome surround for the front badge none of which were particularly successful. I ended up cutting out the shape of the badge from a piece of carbon wrap and then stretching it over the chrome. I found it to be a surprising difficult part to wrap as there are many angles. It’s not perfect now but you’d have to be looking pretty closely to tell. Thanks for the compliments on the car, it does turn heads
although that rear diffuser was a royal PITA to fit 
May have been a PITA but improves the aesthetic look ten fold mate, well done.Couldn’t honestly tell you as the badges had already been changed when I bought it. I tried a couple of different ways of wrapping the chrome surround for the front badge none of which were particularly successful. I ended up cutting out the shape of the badge from a piece of carbon wrap and then stretching it over the chrome. I found it to be a surprising difficult part to wrap as there are many angles. It’s not perfect now but you’d have to be looking pretty closely to tell. Thanks for the compliments on the car, it does turn heads
It’s the maxton design one but you need the maxton rear winglets as well. Once the winglets are on you’re supposed to only need a self tapping screw on each end and the 3M tape that comes pre-fitted to the vertical strakes. I wasn’t confident that that would hold so ended fitting a pair of brackets to each vertical at both ends then fitting the main diffuser and then finally securing each end with a self tapper and a nut and bolt. That was a giggle to wrap as well
It’s the maxton design one but you need the maxton rear winglets as well. Once the winglets are on you’re supposed to only need a self tapping screw on each end and the 3M tape that comes pre-fitted to the vertical strakes. I wasn’t confident that that would hold so ended fitting a pair of brackets to each vertical at both ends then fitting the main diffuser and then finally securing each end with a self tapper and a nut and bolt. That was a giggle to wrap as well
What was the head unit you fitted like?
We need to see some pictures of your work in progressIf you paint out the bolts with some black enamel it will hide them & finish the job properI was looking at the rear Maxton diffuser (front one fitted 2yr ago) for mine as I am fitting their side skirts this coming week
Nice one, it looks like the Teyes cc3 or Bizzar model depending which part of the planet you are.
Sorry, are you talking about the head unit?
Hey there Chukka, yes, it looks like its jutting about half an inch from the rest of the unit/AC control panel, im actually thinking of getting one myself, but i dont know if it will look odd since its not flush with the rest of the unit.
Yeah it isn’t flush with the a/c unit but, in my opinion, doesn’t look too “aftermarket”. As you look from the front it follows the existing lines quite nicely and doesn’t stick out so far as to look like it shouldn’t be there.
Oh wow. Thanks chukka you're the best! did you find any issues? not compatible with the steering stem multimedia controls? too slow? crashes often? doesnt pair well with bluetooth? anything that "i wish it would do that" ?
