Thread: My new diffuser (uninstalled)

Quote: Originally Posted by Diny If he goes with black instead of stainless steel, then it would also be advisable to use black scres/bolts/rivets. Having bright stainless steel ones will make a heck of a lot of contrast on a black diffuser with black accents. Agreed, and if you use black bolts make sure you use ones that wont rust in the "allen" indent. What I mean is, if you have them powder coated gloss black and you torque them...

Yeah I like the Sterling Gray too, sweet color on the E39 M5...

I was able to score those screws. I like the look much better. I'm gonna use these smaller, rivet-like screws for the exhaust bits and save the other ones for the centerpiece. I have a design slightly different than Garrett's and Chris'. At the place where I got it (Fastenal, which also has the website fastenal.com), they told me that they also have these screws in black. So these might be a good choice for those who don't...

Gunmetal would also look great... but why did you opt for the centre piece...???? it would look so much cleaner/nicer just without... remember less =best Love to see pics of it fitted.. GL

Quote: Originally Posted by btmlinedan i brought my gear to work today chris...im not saying...im just saying If you meet up, where and when?

Quote: Originally Posted by firehire Steve, How you going to do the S/C if you keep spending your MOD money? Aren't you gonna help a Brother out????

that is some gangsta *** **** right there.

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Don't know if I can picture it on another color, but with the silver, it looks good.

[quote=Hdhntr23;1680159]Ive been meaning to see if you ever posted pix of your car. I remember when you posted your question about the color but I dont remember you posting pix. Id like to see some before I say what might look good for your diffuser. Hdhntr...attached is a pic of the rear end of my Beast...thanks for your feedback!