Rear Diffuser 3d models

Viewing Heriberto Maruzza's Formula 3 Rear Diffuser design sparked my interest to create my own version as a means of further enhancing my software skills, especially in the area of rendering.

Rear Diffuser for Tamiya tt-02, in my case the ford escort

A tailor-made, 1:1 scale rear diffuser specifically designed for the HPI Spirit vehicle awaits you.

Rear diffuser for a 1:10 rc drift car. You can make side plates to attach to the sides if you want for a more custom look or just leave it as is. ...

Using the available 3D modeling files, constructed/design a rear lower diffuser setup for the Cybertruck. Unable to prove out design till the real Cybertruck is released. ...made full size to available dimensions.

RC Rear Diffuser 1/10

Universal fit for most cars. Left and right sides included. Print in flexible material like TPU. ... Width 400mm Length 330mm Drill holes or use self-tapping screws for install.

Civic GEN 5 rear diffuser build and tested for OPEN 1600 group race. ...Complies with all STREET league regulations.Place mount holes and hole for rear hook according your car model.Adding and flat patterns.

Rear diffuser designed for Tamiya Supra body model 51291 is printed with supports, using 0.4 line width and 0.2 layer height while orientated exactly like in the provided picture. It fits right over the body without needing any cuts, attaching...

This is a rear air diffuser for a redcat lighing epx on road set up. print as is with supports. its a rough make but it does the job. ...If using ABS be careful for warping, prints fine with PLA.

The rear of my Latrax Rally vehicle now sports a sleek and stylish new diffuser, replacing the previous smaller one with a more desirable larger version.

This multi-segment diffuser is specifically designed for the rear bumper of the 350Z. The design allows for six strakes to fit between the stock exhaust system. The diffuser is compatible with 2003-2005 models, but its suitability for later 350Z...

The 1997 Honda Delsol's innovative design included a rear diffuser, which was implemented to enhance aerodynamic performance.

The Opel rear diffuser is made of aluminum, measuring 3mm in thickness and boasts a black powder coating. Mounting options include using civet or glue. It allows for personalized adjustments to both the inner and outer wings. This versatile diffuser...

This is a rear diffuser for a Tamiya Group C chassis. Specifically I've made it with the C11 body in mind but I think it should suit any LM style body. It replaces the spacers under the motor pod. ... Suggestion would be to use F103 motor pod with...

Work in progress rear diffuser for my 2011 Subaru Legacy 3.6R is coming along well so far. Initial test fitting has been successful. All parts have not yet finished printing, and I will be making further adjustments to ensure it stays attached if the...

(The diffuser/bumper is shaped differently between the two). I suggest if you go to drill the hole that you line up the fin and check the angle by looking from a distance at the back of the car as it's easy for it to be angled one way or the other...

After trying several different diffuser plans online and not being happy with the overall complexity and fitment of others I designed this one. I have printed this one several times blindly without issues. Fin fitment is tight enough to glue cleanly....

Diffuser0.9.stl / Diffuser1.2.stl : for 3D PrintingDiffuser_V.stl / Diffuser_V_Post.stl : for Vacuum forming

... tape for added paint protection on install. If used properly it will prevent the paint from chipping when drilling. Designed with rear support rod hole for added strength and stability. ... Download includes both left and right side files.

Item Includes: • Top Secret style rear diffuser Note: • Suitable for Tamiya 1/24 plastic kit • Some sanding may be needed • Trimming/sanding is required for the rear diffuser to fit the rear bumper • This is only for personal use Like and Follow us...

I remixed Giedriuune's Civic rear diffuser wings to suit my car - a 2008 BMW 1 Series E88 (M Sport). This will fit any E82/E88 BMW with a factory M sport rear diffuser. Sticks with double sided tape or you can screw it on using the screw holes in...

Rear diffuse with rooms and predrilled holes for muffler installation. ...You need to cut out the supposed diffuser parts in the polycarbonate body, then apply double sided tape to adhere the diffuser.

Fits on the Street Aero rear diffuser for the veloster turbo gen 1 for sure, not sure about others. Print bed was not big enough to add the full triangle like they originally sell but this works as is for a replacement. (ender 3-bed size 220x220) ...

Now I have designed a rear diffuser to fit the rear of the TT02 chassis while running the Audi V8 body - 51653. Two versions, One without an exhaust cutout (ver2), and one with an exhaust cutout (Ev3). Ev3 also has material removed by the back...

Simple mount that slides over body posts on the rear diffuser that I've installed by threading a long grub screw into the diffuser holes than screwed some posts onto it. The post diameters are 7mm. This mount than slides over the posts and you can...

This is my scratch built rear diffuser for use with the TT02 and 50927 Lancer Evo VII body. I'd print with either a higher infill, or higher wall count for more support where it mounts. One is for use with the Yeah Racing Adjustable Rear Toe Mount,...

To accommodate a 1/10-scale Tamiya RX-7, it's likely that the design will also fit other 1/10-scale RC car chassis. I printed my own unit with a 10% infill setting. ...The printing process typically takes around one hour.

Printed flat on bed at 45 degrees. ... Speed 75mm/s

Print Settings: min 6 to 8 Walls min 4 Top n Bottom 20 % infill Easy attachment 3pcs small screws for one wing Enjoy !