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Yes mine is from Beckwith Engineering (Lotus Fred). Diffuesco are a different company. The one I bought was 50mm extended though I haven't measured it against the standard item.

There can be no harm 'testing' the aero effects though right? All in the interests of scientific research of course To be objective I think multiple tests covering many miles of scenic roads would be required

I treated the Lotus to new diffuser in anodised black from Beckwith Engineering. I was a little hesitant thinking it could be 'a bit much' as I just wanted it to be bit more purposeful looking than the standard two fin yet not OTT full on Motorsport. Pleased? Absolutely. I will have to 'test' the ae...

Thanks for the info folks on diffusers, all sorted now, ordered from Lotus Fred (appreciate that tip Dris) and should be with me next week. Obligatory photos to follow

tlracer wrote: ↑Tue Dec 15, 2020 6:58 pm It's a while since I bought mine, but as I recall it came from defuseco.com, although I think they had a different name back then.

Thanks, I see their diffusers online and they look good. No pictures fitted to the Exige though. Do you have a photo of how it looks? And are you happy with it?

johnfishcurtis wrote: ↑Mon Dec 14, 2020 10:43 pm I have the Hanger 111 version, which isn't that expensive. https://www.hangar111.com/shop/lotus-el ... black.html

Ah I should have said for the S1 Exige. Thanks though John!

I'm interested in a slightly longer diffuser with additional fins like the Motorsport Elise Parts version or similar, if anybody happens to have one... ?!

Cheers!

I would be up for a more northern meet (based in west of Scotland) so the more north the better for me. Would be very cool to see a gathering of Exiges

Which? recommended the PArkside Lidl brand pressure washer for general pressure washing, It performed just as well as the more expensive brands. Perhaps it is noisier (wear ear protection for sure). I'm not sure about using it on a car though. I bought one on their recommendation and it's been brill...

Love it, great to see the driving machine being used as intended Like you say these cars certainly deserve a good clean and polish and then driven not parked in a garage, well, not all the time anyway!