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Red face Raybrig NSX fit problems

The diffuser of this car at the part where it joins the body doesn't fit. What do u suggest i do to it?
Should i cut off the side and make a separate diffuser (and do some body modifications and probably a different wing) or should i correct the fit?
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Could you file away the bits that are causing the problems?
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Re: Raybrig NSX fit problems

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The diffuser of this car at the part where it joins the body doesn't fit. What do u suggest i do to it?
Should i cut off the side and make a separate diffuser (and do some body modifications and probably a different wing) or should i correct the fit?
Do you mean the clear part at the back? Make sure the two pins are actually set into their holes, and there's a tiny gap at the front of the part.
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