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on second thought, I don't know if that spacer would give enough clearance. The stock 996 turbo radiator is flipped which is the actual part hitting the brace. The gt2 has a specific radiator and mounting brackets. I would probably have to get those parts as well.
on second thought, I don't know if that spacer would give enough clearance. The stock 996 turbo radiator is flipped which is the actual part hitting the brace. The gt2 has a specific radiator and mounting brackets. I would probably have to get those parts as well.
TT and GT2 center radiator are the same. Just flipped on the GT2
on second thought, I don't know if that spacer would give enough clearance. The stock 996 turbo radiator is flipped which is the actual part hitting the brace. The gt2 has a specific radiator and mounting brackets. I would probably have to get those parts as well.
I'm going to find out soon if they work Nice build btw.
on second thought, I don't know if that spacer would give enough clearance. The stock 996 turbo radiator is flipped which is the actual part hitting the brace. The gt2 has a specific radiator and mounting brackets. I would probably have to get those parts as well.
Originally Posted by Sunman
You are absolutely correct. Just the mounting bracket is different.
use the gt2 spacer and bend the factory brackets to match the slope. it works without spending 800$+ for 2 brackets the spacers are 90$ each