Emira and Quick Jack

[Glowtus]

All, I had success using the QuickJack 6000TL this weekend. I used the rear jacking point and placed the front lift point just rearward of the "kink" in the frame. Worked perfectly. No issues at all.

 

[papadop88]

All, I had success using the QuickJack 6000TL this weekend. I used the rear jacking point and placed the front lift point just rearward of the "kink" in the frame. Worked perfectly. No issues at all.

TLs or TLXs will work with zero issues on the Emira. Only difference is whether the front blocks will be positioned before the angle or after the angle.

Planning on putting it back on them this weekend when I do my 1K oil change.

 

[zoomtt]

6000 TL . Got it for 4th of July sale. Worked like a charm

 

[papadop88]

6000 TL . Got it for 4th of July sale. Worked like a charm
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QQ on the diffuser. I believe that it attaches to the rear surround via 3M tape, correct? If so, how do you remove the diffuser if you need to?

 

[zoomtt]

QQ on the diffuser. I believe that it attaches to the rear surround via 3M tape, correct? If so, how do you remove the diffuser if you need to?

no need to remove defuser for oil changes.

 

[papadop88]

no need to remove defuser for oil changes.

I understand that, but what about if you need to remove the diffuser for whatever reason...Is it easily removable?

 

[silent cilantro]

I understand that, but what about if you need to remove the diffuser for whatever reason...Is it easily removable?

Very easy. No double-sided tape, just bolts.

 

[papadop88]

Very easy. No double-sided tape, just bolts.

oh, perfect! Thanks for confirming. And this is the CT Carbon one?

 

[silent cilantro]

Oh I am not sure about the CT Carbon. I think that does use double sided tape to attach to the OEM diffuser, but then you would just remove the entire thing in one piece by just undoing the factory bolts. You may wanna confirm that

 

[papadop88]

Oh I am not sure about the CT Carbon. I think that does use double sided tape to attach to the OEM diffuser, but then you would just remove the entire thing in one piece by just undoing the factory bolts. You may wanna confirm that

Got it, yep. That's what I was trying to confirm. I believe it uses 3M tape that attaches to the OEM surround, hence posing my question. I'm interested in Zoom's diffuser, which I believe is the CT Carbon version, but I don't want to install it if I can't remove the stock diffuser anymore to get to anything I need to.

 

[silent cilantro]

4:05 for diffuser installation. Make sure the version of the CT carbon diffuser you get has the vent for the exhaust valve, the first revision didn't have that and valves were melting.

 

[zoomtt]

Got it, yep. That's what I was trying to confirm. I believe it uses 3M tape that attaches to the OEM surround, hence posing my question. I'm interested in Zoom's diffuser, which I believe is the CT Carbon version, but I don't want to install it if I can't remove the stock diffuser anymore to get to anything I need to.

Yes, you will need to peel the double sided tape if you wan to remove the defuser, It is as you see on the video above. You cannot have it with out the tape, it will have a gap.

 

[papadop88]

Yes, you will need to peel the double sided tape if you wan to remove the defuser, It is as you see on the video above. You cannot have it with out the tape, it will have a gap.

Thanks for confirming, zoom. I feared that was the case.

 

[silent cilantro]

Are you sure? it looks like you would be able to remove the factory diffuser with the CT Carbon piece still attached to it. It would be pretty dumb of them to make so you have to unstick the carbon piece every time you need to remove the factory diffuser. But then again, they deleted the vent in their first version, so who knows lol

 

[Orchardbike]

Are you sure? it looks like you would be able to remove the factory diffuser with the CT Carbon piece still attached to it. It would be pretty dumb of them to make so you have to unstick the carbon piece every time you need to remove the factory diffuser. But then again, they deleted the vent in their first version, so who knows lol

The vent block and the fact it sticks over the OEM one, were the reasons I went for a different diffuser. Mine replaces the OEM diffuser, has the valve vent and is about 5kg lighter than OEM.

 

[papadop88]

The vent block and the fact it sticks over the OEM one, were the reasons I went for a different diffuser. Mine replaces the OEM diffuser, has the valve vent and is about 5kg lighter than OEM.

Is that the GRP one that is basically the exact dimensions as the OEM one but in carbon fiber?

 

[Orchardbike]

Is that the GRP one that is basically the exact dimensions as the OEM one but in carbon fiber?

No. I got mine from China.it’s very different to the GRP and CT ones.

 

[papadop88]

No. I got mine from China.it’s very different to the GRP and CT ones.

 

[zoomtt]

Are you sure? it looks like you would be able to remove the factory diffuser with the CT Carbon piece still attached to it. It would be pretty dumb of them to make so you have to unstick the carbon piece every time you need to remove the factory diffuser. But then again, they deleted the vent in their first version, so who knows lol

Yep positive! I was actually surprised the tape closed the gap when I first put it on. But if I had to remove it, I don't think it's that difficult. Just need some new VHB tape to replace

 

[Orchardbike]

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All I’ve got is a WhatsApp number. And some pictures of their products. I could do with a better picture of their diffuser on my car as well, but I’m not near my car at the moment.