Right Rear GTS Fender Liner Needed
02-06-2012, 03:41 PM
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Randy,
These are vertical flat shields that fit inside the GTS fenders and are good protection for the fuel hoses and PSD.
A number of us used them as a replacement for the crumbling liners.
Roger
These are vertical flat shields that fit inside the GTS fenders and are good protection for the fuel hoses and PSD.
A number of us used them as a replacement for the crumbling liners.
Roger
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Does it have the "Do It Yourself" manual transmission, or the superior "Fully Equipped by Porsche" Automatic Transmission?
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02-06-2012, 03:44 PM
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I'll be needing a replacement right rear GTS liner.
Those are the $73 ones?
02-07-2012, 01:43 AM
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No ... splash guards from earlier cars that will serve the purpose of protecting PSD, fuel lines and other parts, while full GTS liner is NA on left side, and mega $$$ on right side ... for those who's GTS liners have disintegrated like chocolate easter eggs, and need something to go there.
02-07-2012, 02:06 AM
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Here's a re-post of my fitment of the pre-GTS splash shields to my GTS (from this thread: https://rennlist.com/forums/928-foru...make-them.html
Finally got around to test fitting the '87-'90 rear splash shields I got from Roger. Still need to get some weatherstripping around the perimeters.
Fitment notes on a 93 GTS:
Left front (928 504 303 02): lines up perfectly with all four mounting points
Left Rear (928 504 309 04): lines up perfectly, 3 out of 4 mounting points. Think I'm missing a bracket for the 4th...
Right front (928 504 304 02): Only 2 of 3 mounting points line up, and the panel is about 3/4" too narrow at the outboard side.
Right rear: Still need to modify per Borland's or Nicholbry's method.
Finally got around to test fitting the '87-'90 rear splash shields I got from Roger. Still need to get some weatherstripping around the perimeters.
Fitment notes on a 93 GTS:
Left front (928 504 303 02): lines up perfectly with all four mounting points
Left Rear (928 504 309 04): lines up perfectly, 3 out of 4 mounting points. Think I'm missing a bracket for the 4th...
Right front (928 504 304 02): Only 2 of 3 mounting points line up, and the panel is about 3/4" too narrow at the outboard side.
Right rear: Still need to modify per Borland's or Nicholbry's method.
02-07-2012, 05:32 AM
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Thanks Rob for that link, I didn't see that one in my search yesterday. Roger's hooking me up--now I need to find some nitrile foam like Alan used in that other post. I won't glue it to the arches, but I would like to glue it to the backside of the new panels.
02-07-2012, 03:44 PM
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Hi Rob - Thanks for the post and the link. I went to change out the right rear running light on my '93 GTS and the wheel well liner partially disintegrated. Based on the link a homemade system with HDPE sheeting and the appropriate brackets and an adhesive on the back for the foam (mine are still intact) seems a lot more reasonable than a +$600 piece that will fall apart.
All the best from Vancouver!
Joe
All the best from Vancouver!
Joe
