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My fins arrived today and I plan to install them tomorrow. I am not planning to remove the diffuser to install them since I am not going to drill the holes for bolts; however, does anyone know if I have to separate the diffuser halves in order to attach the fins with the tabs/hooks? Or can I slide them into place without having to do anything to the diffuser?
Easy-peasy...I should have waited until I tried them before asking questions. I did not drill any holes but I used a few tabs of 3M tape where the fins touch the diffuser...great look for little money:
Easy-peasy...I should have waited until I tried them before asking questions. I did not drill any holes but I used a few tabs of 3M tape where the fins touch the diffuser...great look for little money:
Looks fantastic and completes the look of the car. Especially when you compare to the front end of the car that does wrap around to the sides a bit. Now, the rear end does too. Not sure it makes much of a real aerodynamic difference, but I don't think this is really the point for this mod.
Can someone take a photo standing back a bit, just curious to see them in the context of the entire car. Looks like a nice little addition to the rear.
Can someone take a photo standing back a bit, just curious to see them in the context of the entire car. Looks like a nice little addition to the rear.
Just Google "GT4RS" and click on "Images", which is what I did when I wanted to see the same.
Can someone take a photo standing back a bit, just curious to see them in the context of the entire car. Looks like a nice little addition to the rear.
Not sure it makes much of a real aerodynamic difference, but I don't think this is really the point for this mod.
Not at the speed that we are at on the streets, but suppose to help with more vacuum of the underside at track speed (>125 mph) per Porsche's GT4RS website . That, along with the front underbody air deflectors completes the package per their description of underside vacuum.
Not at the speed that we are at on the streets, but suppose to help with more vacuum of the underside at track speed (>125 mph) per Porsche's GT4RS website . That, along with the front underbody air deflectors completes the package per their description of underside vacuum.
makes sense. But at such high speeds, you think tap will hold these on the car?
09-23-2022 | 11:58 PM
. That, along with the front underbody air deflectors completes the package per their description of underside vacuum.