FT-86 SpeedFactory Diffuser by Verus - Complete Aero Solution

[Sh1FTy]

Does anyone know if this will fit with the Invidia R400?

[VerusEric]

Originally Posted by Fusionworks

Has anyone tried to fit an Invidia Gemini exhaust with one of these? I'm guessing no since the mufflers are stacked on top of one another and hang pretty low...

If you could e-mail us some photos and possibly some measurements, we can help see if this will fit! The muffler definitely hangs down pretty far, but our diffuser also can hang pretty low to fit with some fairly large exhausts.

Originally Posted by matchamochi

Will the aggressive fit the fujitsubo? Someone posted that the non aggressive fit with their fujitsubo authorize r, but I didn't see it on the list of confirmed fitments.

Both aggressive and non-aggressive fit the exact same. Looking at photos online, I don't see you having an issue with fitment. The closest part would be the location under the rear subframe but it appears that our cutout should work with no trimming.

Originally Posted by Sh1FTy

Does anyone know if this will fit with the Invidia R400?

See above, if someone could send us some images with measurements we could possibly confirm fitment.

We had a few people send in some photos and figured I would share them. The new Tomei dual exit that came out or is coming out soon, fits with the diffuser.









We also had a customer in California that modified our diffuser with his RS/TRD rear bumper which came out awesome in my opinion! Had to share.





I apologize for missing the comments in this thread, I didn't receive the typical notifications that I am accustomed to. I will resubscribe and hopefully, that will notify me moving forward .

Thanks,
Eric

[Irace86.2.0]

That diffuser modded on the TRD end looks awesome.

[spicyricecake]

Originally Posted by VerusEric

If you could e-mail us some photos and possibly some measurements, we can help see if this will fit! The muffler definitely hangs down pretty far, but our diffuser also can hang pretty low to fit with some fairly large exhausts.



Thanks,
Eric

Here are some pics of my r400. I don't have any measurements handy though.
I thought I saw on the website that fitment was confirmed for r400. I hate how the exhaust hangs below, so I wanted your diffuser to clean up the look.

[VerusEric]

Originally Posted by spicyricecake

Here are some pics of my r400. I don't have any measurements handy though.
I thought I saw on the website that fitment was confirmed for r400. I hate how the exhaust hangs below, so I wanted your diffuser to clean up the look.

The 400 came out not too long ago; so we haven't confirmed it either way yet.

If you could send us an e-mail (sales@verus-engineering.com) we can work with you on some measurements and hopefully make a well-educated guess on if it will fit or not .

Thanks,
Eric

[5H1F7Y]

I Will probably have my car up in the air this afternoon for a track day prep What measurements should i look for specifically on the r400? any reference points to use other than ground to exhaust?

[VerusEric]

Originally Posted by 5H1F7Y

I Will probably have my car up in the air this afternoon for a track day prep What measurements should i look for specifically on the r400? any reference points to use other than ground to exhaust?

Sorry Shifty, we missed this. If you could e-mail us we could get you some measurements to take to estimate clearance. Sales@verus-engineering.com.

We have a diagram we can send that will help as well.

Thanks,
Eric

[ozafar]

Eric,

I ordered my non-aggressive diffuser today. I am amazed how that custoemr managed to customize it to fit the bumper! Do you have any more details on how he did it?

I also had another thought. I was told that there are multiple spacer sizes available to fit differnet exhausts. Assuming it fits, would you say that using the smallest spacer/no spacer would provide the most downforce?

Since the "rake" angle would be the most, compared to using the biggest spacer?

Including some before pics. Will install as soon as I get it.

Omer

[SkyeHack]

Will this fit my butt?

Greddy EVO GT

[Chuckls]

It will not fit an evoGT. I'm in Tampa if you want to remove mine and test fit anyways.

Originally Posted by SkyeHack

Will this fit my butt?

Greddy EVO GT

**tS image**

[VerusEric]

Originally Posted by ozafar

Eric,

I ordered my non-aggressive diffuser today. I am amazed how that custoemr managed to customize it to fit the bumper! Do you have any more details on how he did it?

I also had another thought. I was told that there are multiple spacer sizes available to fit differnet exhausts. Assuming it fits, would you say that using the smallest spacer/no spacer would provide the most downforce?

Since the "rake" angle would be the most, compared to using the biggest spacer?

Including some before pics. Will install as soon as I get it.

Omer

The angle of the rear diffuser does not change as the front is slotted and the spacers translate the entire diffuser vertically. We did this as we found the difference in even a few degrees changed downforce and drag.

I'm assuming you're talking about the white one a few posts before yours. I have no idea how the customer modified it to the bumper. It is quite impressive.

Originally Posted by SkyeHack

Will this fit my butt?

Greddy EVO GT

It will fit the tS bumper. I do not believe it will fit an EVO GT based off photos.

Thanks,
Eric

[ozafar]

Install went relatively smoothly. Some notes:

1. I'd recommend getting either longer bolts (the lower sway bar bushing bolt) or use a clamp like I did, to bring the bushing cover closer so the screw can make contact.

2. Perhaps it was due to the release series, but both of my rivet nuts were off by half an inch. Didn't really matter, I drilled 2 new holes, took only a couple minutes extra.

3. Was the kit supposed to come with only 4 nuts? I had to use 4 extra to attach the 2 slotted brackets to the diffuser itself. Not a problem, just that I expected the hardware to be included.

All in all, a relatively good install. Super happy with the fit and finish. Must not be easy to design a functional yet clean looking diffuser, I found most of the other ones on the market look like an add-on, rather than an integrated part of the car. So quite happy with the results.

Also, I used the smallest spacer.

[VerusEric]

Originally Posted by ozafar

Install went relatively smoothly. Some notes:

1. I'd recommend getting either longer bolts (the lower sway bar bushing bolt) or use a clamp like I did, to bring the bushing cover closer so the screw can make contact.

2. Perhaps it was due to the release series, but both of my rivet nuts were off by half an inch. Didn't really matter, I drilled 2 new holes, took only a couple minutes extra.

3. Was the kit supposed to come with only 4 nuts? I had to use 4 extra to attach the 2 slotted brackets to the diffuser itself. Not a problem, just that I expected the hardware to be included.

All in all, a relatively good install. Super happy with the fit and finish. Must not be easy to design a functional yet clean looking diffuser, I found most of the other ones on the market look like an add-on, rather than an integrated part of the car. So quite happy with the results.

Also, I used the smallest spacer.

The hardware should come with (8) total serrated stainless nuts. If it did not, we made a mistake. Please send us an e-mail and we can ship you the nuts owed (sales@verus-engineering.com).

Glad the install went smoothly otherwise and it looks great.

It was difficult to design for sure. We do our best to design in aesthetics with function .

Thanks,
Eric

[le_p]

Originally Posted by VerusEric

The 400 came out not too long ago; so we haven't confirmed it either way yet.

If you could send us an e-mail (sales@verus-engineering.com) we can work with you on some measurements and hopefully make a well-educated guess on if it will fit or not .

Thanks,
Eric

Hi Eric, Are you able to confirm whether (either of) the diffusers fit the R400 without cutting? Thanks.