My BIRDS arrived!!!

[Angrey]

No, not those kinda birds. The archetype racing BiRDS (billet rear diffuser supports). Anyone else installed these? It didn't come with any instructions so I reached out to archetype.

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[Rapid Red]

Here is a hint

I think you will need this

 

[br_an]

These birds?

 

[Angrey]

These birds?

On a separate note, either way Mr. Rogers giving two middle fingers is awesome, but if that's not a deep fake it's even more awesome.

 

[Angrey]

Here is a hint

I think you will need this

yeah, I'm not spending $4700 on a rear belly pan/diffuser. I have the Verus engineering diffuser and that was pricey enough, given that there's a high likelihood of damage to strakes when normally driven. Besides, that's way too aggressive/extreme for my tastes.

 

[br_an]

On a separate note, either way Mr. Rogers giving two middle fingers is awesome, but if that's not a deep fake it's even more awesome.

That really happened! Story goes he was doing the "Where is Thumbkin?" song, and this precious scene is when he got to "Tall Man"

 

[526 HRSE]

Here is a hint

I think you will need this

so ugly

 

[Rapid Red]

so ugly

Not my monkey

 

[Stage_3]

 

[mavisky]

Here is a hint

I think you will need this

The Corsair is a monster, but you have to be doing big boy things to need big boy hardware like that.

 

[09cs]

The Corsair is a monster, but you have to be doing big boy things to need big boy hardware like that.

This, the ones who need this don't care about looks

 

[Performance nut]

This, the ones who need this don't care about looks

Why would someone get a racing diffuser for its looks? If it does its job, who cares how it looks. The only guys noticing it are losing

 

[Angrey]

Why would someone get a racing diffuser for its looks? If it does its job, who cares how it looks. The only guys noticing it are losing

For a dedicated track car, I agree. For something practical to drive on public roadways, aside from the fact that it's pretty extreme looking, it's destined for sad face when you go over the wrong speed bump or hit the wrong pot hole or have to negotiate the wrong incline/decline.

 

[Performance nut]

Only bird I know

 

[Performance nut]

For a dedicated track car, I agree. For something practical to drive on public roadways, aside from the fact that it's pretty extreme looking, it's destined for sad face when you go over the wrong speed bump or hit the wrong pot hole or have to negotiate the wrong incline/decline.

I can pretty much guarantee that almost everything on that site did not have street driving in mind when they designed parts. From my experience, if it is useful/functional it is not usually pretty/practical. And if it is pretty/practical it usually isn't useful/functional.

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