600RR

Quad:
Did that so a jacking point block sticks down about ½" below the tray. Easy to jack without removing the tray.
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hanzonn

Normandy is only 6 hours from Stuttgart...

Bill Verburg

This has been posted multiple times

Factory Sez

I'd just add that no Cup, RSR or GT2 uses them

JasonAndreas

but they also say THIS so is it not possible that it served multiple purposes?
Except the 993 GT2 EVO which was completely flat from nose to tail. The rear undertray was part #993-504-129-80-R while the 964 had the regular undertray at Le mans the few times they were permitted by the regulations.

Ed Hughes

That patent drwg also shows complete cover with a slant up to the rear bumper, under the exhaust. It's been a while since my engine cover was on-does it extend that far back and turn up to meet the bumper?

I think we are mixing patent filings on the offense, vs what it ended up being.

Dan in Florida

+1. I took mine off 6 years ago and have never missed it here in south Florida. No sense beating up your engine with overheating issues.

Leander

Finally got around to removing mine. I just love how the engine sounds now, it makes driving the car so much more fun (that, and the Walrod bushings and Golden Rod I installed at the same time).

race911

You guys DO realize the whole undertray thing (plus the lower valve cover shielding) comes from the 964, which is a wholly different piece than is fitted to the 993?

hanzonn

Folks,

No joke here - I'm looking for a 993 engine undertray for my '97 C2S. Appreciate if anybody has any leads on one - or two (my wrench would also like one... or several).

A caveat - I need it shipped to a Germany APO address.

Danke!

Greg Lab

I finally took mine off. Car runs a tad cooler (in Houston), and I think it sounds better too. I left it with the shop, but I will check to see if it is still available.

Ed Hughes

Hey Greg! When you giving up the German address?

Mike J

And to think I have thrown out at least 6 covers in the trash from people who come into the shop and then "forgot" to take them home --

Ed Hughes

Mike, I'd guess that a substantial portion of the trays ever installed on a 993 are in the great "undertray resting place in the sky". Mine's off, but it's stored away nicely.

myflat6

There is a shop that I drive by regularly in Huntington Beach that has a stack of them outside. Pristine Motorsports.

hanzonn

Ed,

Looks like winter of 2017 to be back in SOCAL. Then probably settle down somewhere else. When did you move to Bend? We plan on visiting there next summer & would like to talk to you about it.

And your plans for Normandy/Stuttgart this year?

Send me a PM or email offline.