Jacquemond wide body set, spoilers, wings
04-28-2009, 06:07 PM
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Maybe post some pics of Fat Bully, and those fender extensions on this thread, so he can see what others have been up to.
Then maybe Jacquemond can eventually make some similar stuff...
Then maybe Jacquemond can eventually make some similar stuff...
04-28-2009, 06:10 PM
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I would seriously consider buying a pair of front fenders that looked stock but were 2" further bulged to be able to comfortably fit 275 tires on 52 - 57mm ET wheels.
Dan
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04-28-2009, 06:14 PM
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Like this, but maybe with different wheel vents on top vs the stripe. All though the stripe looks kind of cool as a result of this chop and the rivets are not that bad eitiher. BUT a custom fender that was designed from scratch, could be very nice.
04-28-2009, 07:29 PM
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Welcome Olivier!!!
May I be so rude as to say... That it's about damn time!
I have a huge appreciation for your automotive designs and passion for the 928. So good to finally have the king of the wide bodies here to contribute to the madness.
ATB,
Bill
May I be so rude as to say... That it's about damn time!
I have a huge appreciation for your automotive designs and passion for the 928. So good to finally have the king of the wide bodies here to contribute to the madness.
ATB,
Bill
04-28-2009, 08:01 PM
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04-28-2009, 10:24 PM
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Keep up the good work
04-28-2009, 10:34 PM
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That fender is ok -for a track car, but primitive for a street car. Make a fender that is stock but 1.5 -2 inches ( or 7- 10 centimeters) wider like previously suggested, and I will be your first customer.
Kevin
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04-29-2009, 01:11 AM
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I purchased my rear wing from Jacquemond a few years ago.
It‘s his AERODYNE rear wing.
Great build quality. I love it.
Jacquemond was also very good to deal with, and shipping was reasonable.
Welcome Olivier!
Cheers,
Michael
Here are a few pics of the Jacquemond AERODYNE wing on my 928…
It‘s his AERODYNE rear wing.
Great build quality. I love it.
Jacquemond was also very good to deal with, and shipping was reasonable.
Welcome Olivier!
Cheers,
Michael
Here are a few pics of the Jacquemond AERODYNE wing on my 928…
04-29-2009, 11:39 AM
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I have drooled over the silver Jacquemond car for years. I wish I could afford to put that kit on one of my cars. Alas, it's way out of my price range.
Not trying to be a smartass, but 7-10cm is just under 3 to about 4 inches.
I agree, Mark's (Red) fender treatment is great for the track, but definitely not for the street. The doors will get pelted with tire buggars, sand, and gravel. Plus, in the rain there will be tire spray up through the mesh on top.
I agree, Mark's (Red) fender treatment is great for the track, but definitely not for the street. The doors will get pelted with tire buggars, sand, and gravel. Plus, in the rain there will be tire spray up through the mesh on top.
