QUOTE(Tawneys Bimorph @ Apr 28 2017, 10:32 PM)
Has anyone got a Bezza with ths updated rear that makes it less tonggek ?
From the pictures, the updated rear means I don't really need to have a bodykit - The car now looks nice by default.
I suppose I'm asking is there a point in having a bodykit other than the fact that it looks cool ? I ask because I work in an industrial area and the roads I have to take to get there has lots of potholes and small pebbles. I'm afraid of wrecking the body kit.
Haha I can actually answer this question now. Funny enough, just today, in the same day I saw not one but TWO of the updated Bezza, and one was even sugar brown, my color! Both of them had plate starting VAB (so fast!!) so I knew that high chance it would be updated and sure enough once they got in front of me, they were.
Now that I seen two on the road, I think I can share my
early opinion. honestly to me, it didn't look lowered at all because butt still seem to be high. Only thing that change is what I assume is the rear diffuser (black strip right below the tail bumper) is wider (or longer vertically) so it can basically hide the underside of the car which can easily be seen otherwise (as the spare tayar well can be seen on pre-update Bezza). But I've only seen it twice, and hoping to see more of them to form more solid opinion.
Based on what little I've seen,
Does this improve the look of the car from the back? I would say yes, a little.
Is it worth the money to do a gear up product improvement? Really subjective question, but for me I don't think so. The high butt of the Bezzaa is not really a problem for me from the beginning, so not really priority for me to fix it. If there was a cheaper aftermarket diffuser for sale, maybe will consider, but to blow 2000 for gear up "product improvement" is really out of the question for me.
This post has been edited by ethangool: Apr 30 2017, 12:22 AM