Has anyone fitted a rear bumper diffuser to their mk3 hatch or estate.?

 

If so where did they purchase from? 

Easy to fit? 

Colour matched or carbon finish? 

Well I think I'm going to be the first on here then to install one of these. 

I have no idea what one is.

 

I did fit an anti-scratch sheet to my bumper when I bought the car and it has been great at protecting the car judging by a couple of scratches on it

@superbsportine on Instagram has a different rear diffuser.

 

Looks like he has red lettering on hist tyres too? That's different...

2 hours ago, TheRobinK said:

Looks like he has red lettering on hist tyres too? That's different...

Yep, his Sportline looks awesome if you ask me. The Sportline meets they do are pretty crazy too!

 

I maybe mistaken but I think I remember @drewellis changing his diffuser and exhaust a number of years back 

 

Maybe wrong ..lol

 

 

Update...found it ....😁😁

 

 

 

Edited 19 September, 20196 yr by Zenbasses

7 hours ago, Zenbasses said:

I maybe mistaken but I think I remember @drewellis changing his diffuser and exhaust a number of years back 

 

Maybe wrong ..lol

 

 

Update...found it ....😁😁

 

 

 

Currently I’m back on standard exhaust and sportline diffuser. Rieger make lovely diffusers, once I’ve moved house and have spare money I’ll be fitting one 👍

i bought a Sportline diffusor from SuperSkoda and swapped out my all black boring diffusor (we don't get the Sportline option with the 220 here in Oz)

 

it involved removing the black bit, transferring the parking sensors and virtual pedal sensors across to the new one, and then re-attaching it.

much better look/finish.

 

 

 

 

Wow that looks absolutely fantastic I must say ,

Fair play .

Does anyone know who makes that diffuser? 

JR RS says i his post that he bought it from here http://www.superskoda.com/

Does the rear diffuser do anything for the aerodynamics or just look different?

11 hours ago, 26DIPP said:

Does the rear diffuser do anything for the aerodynamics or just look different?

 

with regards to the Sportline diffusor - just looks different.

 

if u want a diffusor that does anything for aerodynamics - u'll need to be doing ridiculous speeds and u'll neeed a much more dramatic diffusor with fins, accompanied with underbody air channeling.

 

don't bother with aerodynamics for ur regular road going car.

 

normal boring diffusor:-

 

sportline diffusor:-

Anyone know where to get the window side spoilers and the trunk spoiler 

Edited 3 April, 20206 yr by Bigken6002
Missing comment

See the Superskoda link posted earlier...

5 minutes ago, silver1011 said:

See the Superskoda link posted earlier...

It was them I was asking about 

Milotec...

 

https://milotec.de/Milotec-Rear-window-flaps-for-Superb-III::3643.html?language=en

 

 

I've bought from them before, overseas shipments and they're not cheap, the quality was light years ahead of the eBay and Aliexpress tat out there.

Quite like this style of lettering.  Anyone know where you can source it from?

 

 

Mine currently looks like this....I assume it's easy enough to remove them with a bit of heat/dental floss?

 

@cronemeister You won't be able to source this kind of lettering, since this a "home made" solution from @JR RS, if I remember well. May be he can write a tutorial for you... 😉

Edited 1 May, 20206 yr by Bap33

10 hours ago, cronemeister said:

Quite like this style of lettering.  Anyone know where you can source it from?

 

Mine currently looks like this....I assume it's easy enough to remove them with a bit of heat/dental floss?

 

As @Bap33 indicated - i did a homemade job on that.

 

I first did a photoshop job to see wat it would look like.

 

Then I cut up some superb letters out of paper, to do a test for placement n spacing.

 

I bought a new normal Superb badge from AliExpress, removed the factory boot badges, cleaned the surface, and then placed each letter badge one by one.

 

 

It's not hard.

 

I didn't do the Skoda lettering because the badge logo cannot b removed as it leaves a indentation behind, so I did the Superb lettering.

Much like how it's done on the beautiful VW Arteon - make badge + model lettering.

 

 

 

I did a similar thing at the front, however it required me to use some L-shaped brackets to stick each letter on, so it could b fixed inside the honeycomb grille.

 

 

 

Cheers for the info @JR RS very helpful.  I'll only go for doing the tailgate as mine is black magic pearl colour so has no chrome at all on it other than the exhaust tips the skoda lettering currently and the chrome around the skoda badges front and back.  Had I had any other colour other than black id be swapping all of those out for the black only looking versions but think it'll look a bit naff on a black car 😞

I changed all badges to the gloss black. The only bit of chrome left was those fake exhaust tips but I wasn't sure could I replace them with a suitable Superskoda part. (Mine is a Sportline 190 diesel) So I ended up removing the trims on the existing diffuser and repainting in gloss black. I'm happy with the result (I think)

3 hours ago, Supjona said:

I changed all badges to the gloss black. The only bit of chrome left was those fake exhaust tips but I wasn't sure could I replace them with a suitable Superskoda part. (Mine is a Sportline 190 diesel) So I ended up removing the trims on the existing diffuser and repainting in gloss black. I'm happy with the result (I think)

 

 

i did the opposite, and removed the front chrome trim on the lower grille and plasti-dipped it to black.....

On 20/09/2019 at 03:39, JR RS said:

i bought a Sportline diffusor from SuperSkoda and swapped out my all black boring diffusor (we don't get the Sportline option with the 220 here in Oz)

 

it involved removing the black bit, transferring the parking sensors and virtual pedal sensors across to the new one, and then re-attaching it.

much better look/finish.

 

 

 

 

Where to gt rear difuser and chrome kit