Tom's or wald rear diffuser?
11-29-11, 04:20 PM
#21
I could afford either. I have the TOM's kit on my car and anyone who's seen my car would agree I have no problem "breakin necks" with it.
The Wald is cool if you want it to look like you put an aftermarket kit on your car. The TOM's looks like it could have come on the car from Lexus. It all boils down to preference.
Either one requires wheels etc to pull it off or else it looks like you bought the diffuser and ran out of money to complete the look
Proof of it's neck breakin capabilities in action
The Wald is cool if you want it to look like you put an aftermarket kit on your car. The TOM's looks like it could have come on the car from Lexus. It all boils down to preference.
Either one requires wheels etc to pull it off or else it looks like you bought the diffuser and ran out of money to complete the look
Proof of it's neck breakin capabilities in action
11-29-11, 05:04 PM
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The first time i saw the WALD kit, i knew that was what i wanted. Good luck on your choice. Can't really go wrong either way.
I bought the WALD Trunk Spoiler and Diffuser almost 2 months ago from VIP Auto Salon and have only received the diffuser. Still waiting on the Trunk Spoiler. Had no idea that it would take this long.
I bought the WALD Trunk Spoiler and Diffuser almost 2 months ago from VIP Auto Salon and have only received the diffuser. Still waiting on the Trunk Spoiler. Had no idea that it would take this long.
12-30-11, 02:10 AM
#23
I could afford either. I have the TOM's kit on my car and anyone who's seen my car would agree I have no problem "breakin necks" with it.
The Wald is cool if you want it to look like you put an aftermarket kit on your car. The TOM's looks like it could have come on the car from Lexus. It all boils down to preference.
Either one requires wheels etc to pull it off or else it looks like you bought the diffuser and ran out of money to complete the look
Proof of it's neck breakin capabilities in action
The Wald is cool if you want it to look like you put an aftermarket kit on your car. The TOM's looks like it could have come on the car from Lexus. It all boils down to preference.
Either one requires wheels etc to pull it off or else it looks like you bought the diffuser and ran out of money to complete the look
Proof of it's neck breakin capabilities in action
01-02-12, 05:34 PM
#28
forgot that dev posted one too... you can see the carbon fiber in this pic (pre molded truck pic):
forgot to answer your questions too
the WALD fits VERY nicely although you have to drill a couple holes for the reflector bolts...
at first i didn't like the reflectors but since it's basically the shop car now they decided to just install it the way it came and it's starting to grow on me
the quality of this pc is VERY good but since it's rather new, we can't say how it stands up to every day wear and tear just yet. looking at it on and off the car, i'd say it shouldn't be a problem though
i too have yet to see this on a car without any other mods so i can't say how it would match but seeing it paired up with all the mods we have done to this car, i say it matches well with everything else we've done to it...
forgot to answer your questions too
the WALD fits VERY nicely although you have to drill a couple holes for the reflector bolts...
at first i didn't like the reflectors but since it's basically the shop car now they decided to just install it the way it came and it's starting to grow on me
the quality of this pc is VERY good but since it's rather new, we can't say how it stands up to every day wear and tear just yet. looking at it on and off the car, i'd say it shouldn't be a problem though
i too have yet to see this on a car without any other mods so i can't say how it would match but seeing it paired up with all the mods we have done to this car, i say it matches well with everything else we've done to it...
Last edited by HyperMKIV; 01-02-12 at 05:41 PM.
