Shannon123

Its hard to find PICS of Cayennes with wheel flares or fender extensions. I know there are many distributors of these items and I can't be the only one that has an interest in them ?

Please post any pics you might have.....I'd like to see some wider stances with stealthy looks that you might have created.

LuLLaby057

I'm interested in flares as well but can't find many pics.

Shannon123

Lets keep this thread alive.....

There are the normal searches for google like
Cayenne Biturbo
Cayenne Gemballa
Cayenne Techart

Of course there are the distributors
Suncoast has the wheel arch extensions
Sarona has some interesting stuff
bodykits.com has some full kits

These guys have some nice flares...BUT, they don't have any kind of PICS they can share other than the 1 shown on the link. Seems like many vendors out there have stuff to sell (probably knockoffs)but they can't show you a variety of PICS for their product.
http://www.design911.co.uk/fu/prod47...-Cayenne-MKII/

I would like to see some stuff the rennlisters have done ! Come on guys...come out of the closet for a good cause here.

Shannon123

Shannon123

These are Sarona flares....but they can't give me PICS of the front !

ciscorp

Here are some pics I found when researching body kits:

ciscorp

A Few More

knfeparty

^^ I'm sorry, what? The Ferrari one...just wow. More money than sense, I guess.

Shannon123

No question about that....

Anyone put these 'off-road' versions on their Cayenne ? They seem like a nice compromise in size that would not require an entire kit to be installed. Thats kind of what I am personally looking for on my 955 CTT
http://www.suncoastparts.com/product/04480096.html

The ones they offer for the 955 only widen the stance approx 1/4" (from what i have been told) which is not worth the money IMO
http://www.suncoastparts.com/product/955WAE.html

ciscorp

I found these Universal Fender Flares by Duraflex available at carid.com for $71 a pair. They claim to have a one inch flare with a four inch drop.
http://www.carid.com/duraflex/fender...pn-102214.html

Shannon123

Those look pretty aggressive !

The less aggressive duraflex option for flares are these, but they require their front bumper to be installed....something I personally want to avoid.

Not sure why 'fiberglass' flares should cost so much though !

ciscorp

Here is a list of Fender Flares sold separately from their body kits for the 2006 Cayenne S. You need to change the vehicle over to yours. Most do tie in to the front and/or rear bumper. Even if they don't tie in there would still need to be two pieces for the rear door fenders. I like the flares that are finished on the inside of the well and don't just end.

http://www.carid.com/2006-porsche-ca...fender-flares/

I thought you were talking about getting new wheels? I might try a set of these rims and tires from http://www.usarim.com/ when mine are due again. About the same price you pay for just tires alone . . . although the rims can come with pretty cheap tires mounted. Saving money for control arms front and rear.

Shannon123

I did get some Ruger Mesh Wheels (shown in avatar) but i am going to get 305/35/22 tires at some point, consequently I wanted to finish off the stealth look with some kind of fender enhancement. Not sure i'd seen the link you show above before, so thats a nice find. Its one thing to see the fenders in 'a picture' but I like seeing many different angles to see the 'whole picture' results.....hence the opening post....ie wanting to see if any of the 'old farts' around here have done anything to enhance their fenders !

This rennlist member added Sarona sideskirts and a Sarona rear lip add-on.....and it looks pretty darn good.....would be even better with some wheel arch enhanements and maybe 1/2 inch spacers to match the wheel arch enhancment.

Shannon123

These speedart Titan flares are growing on me

Mda123

Here's my cayenne with some techart arches fitted. Would need the full kit for them of course but here's how 305/35/22 tyres look with it. Dunlop sportmaxx tyres all round which do look huge.
These pics were before the front spacers were fitted, but the rears are on 50mm hubcentric spacers which fill the gap nicely. The cheepest 50mm hubcentric spacers I found were about 600USD for all 4 wheels and were not great quality, made the steering wheel vibrate slightly at 70mph. So I would be careful which spacers you get if you go that way