X Post: For Sale, boxed rockers and brake cooling ducts
12-16-2006 | 04:55 PM
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X Post: For Sale, boxed rockers and brake cooling ducts
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Cleaning out the garage. I have a pair of boxed side skits from the semi famous Hey, Wait For Me Racing 944 S2. As they came from a race car, they have rubber marks on the bottom of them and the paint is 50/50 (fifty feet or fifty miles an hour good) I assume the new owner would paint to match. The skirts are in great shape and have already been modified to fit the body of a S2 or Turbo S (pain in the @ss if buying new.) 125.00 plus shipping from Chicago. SOLD
Also have a pair of 968 Brake cooling ducts that many 944 guys use to get better air to the front rotors. They work great to keep the rotors cool by forcing air across the back of the rotor. They bolt up to the stock shocks or can be attached to aftermarket shocks with a simple alum. plate or zip ties. If you are interested in these, you know what they are and how they mount. Only ran a couple of times before I went to high them hoses and bumper ducts. 40.00 plus shipping for the set.
Dont want to waste John D's bandwith on duplicate pictures, see photos on a post in the 944 Turbo/S board under the same title.
Offered here before I throw them on ebay.
Send me a PM with any questions.
Cleaning out the garage. I have a pair of boxed side skits from the semi famous Hey, Wait For Me Racing 944 S2. As they came from a race car, they have rubber marks on the bottom of them and the paint is 50/50 (fifty feet or fifty miles an hour good) I assume the new owner would paint to match. The skirts are in great shape and have already been modified to fit the body of a S2 or Turbo S (pain in the @ss if buying new.) 125.00 plus shipping from Chicago. SOLD
Also have a pair of 968 Brake cooling ducts that many 944 guys use to get better air to the front rotors. They work great to keep the rotors cool by forcing air across the back of the rotor. They bolt up to the stock shocks or can be attached to aftermarket shocks with a simple alum. plate or zip ties. If you are interested in these, you know what they are and how they mount. Only ran a couple of times before I went to high them hoses and bumper ducts. 40.00 plus shipping for the set.
Dont want to waste John D's bandwith on duplicate pictures, see photos on a post in the 944 Turbo/S board under the same title.
Offered here before I throw them on ebay.
Send me a PM with any questions.
Last edited by Eric in Chicago; 12-16-2006 at 05:31 PM.
