RFR (Ramsey Family Racing) has now put together a rear diffuser for the Mustang!!! As you know a lot of what we do in the racing world is aerodynamics. We have been making custom aero products for the SRT-4’s for a while now and we are starting to make our way out to other car lines. The diffusers are made is aircraft grade 7075 T6 Aluminum and are riveted together to make them easy to install or repair. We now offer rear diffusers for the 1995-99 Ford Mustang. I have posted a few pictures below of the diffuser and you can check out all the picks at our photo bucket which I also placed a link for.

We have two diffusers ready for shipping right now, and will take orders for more after they are both sold. The cost will be $425 + $50 shipping. Or $425 + $50 installed if you feel like coming out the shop to get it. Or you can just pick it up for $425.

We will take orders through our Paypal at sales@ramseyfamilyracing.com
We will also have this item up on our website very soon!!!

Photo Bucket!!







Please contact us with any other questions.

 

How much faster are you now? $500=?

 

Might be beneficial in a land-speed car, or a Lambo or something that eclipses the sound barrier

Not too beneficial for a Mustang though, IMO. Especially for cost vs. results.

 

Burned by your own sig!
"Ask any ricer, any real ricer, It don't mater if it fits, works, or belongs...If it looks cool it will still make your car go faster."

 

The results speak for themselves. Lowering the aerodynamic drag equals higher gas mileage and higher top speeds. The vertical fins increase handling, and help stabilize the rear end in turns.

 

looks like you could till the garden with that

 

It will slice up animals and small children if you happen to run them over. LOL

 

easier and cheaper just to make them

 

As I said we use only the highest quality aircraft grade 7075 T6 Aluminum with this product. The gas mileage savings alone pay make it well worth it. It will pay for itself quicker then you think.

 

Kinda cool, looks like it belongs on the Agent-47 car.