Fender well liners
04-28-2013, 10:48 AM
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Yes - I e-mailed Roger a couple weeks ago and he said they were on manufacturing backlog, but now they are NLA. The good news is, an in-line filter can be used instead of the filter in the bottom of the reservoir. The bad news is, if a nipple breaks off the reservoir or something, it will suck to be that guy 
04-29-2013, 11:28 AM
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Due to replacing my rear shocks (with very nice Bilstein's 
, as I bought last year from Roger), we had to take out my passenger side rear liner - which was replaced with a brand new one during early 2012 and my car has only seen about 5K km's since then.
I do not know the production date of my passenger side rear liner, from comparing it with your picture your liner plastic/rubbery looks different and ticker. No way I could hold up my passenger side rear liner yesterday with one hand without it deflecting. I would describe mine as being "fluffy".
What is the exact part number you have on it?
, as I bought last year from Roger), we had to take out my passenger side rear liner - which was replaced with a brand new one during early 2012 and my car has only seen about 5K km's since then.I do not know the production date of my passenger side rear liner, from comparing it with your picture your liner plastic/rubbery looks different and ticker. No way I could hold up my passenger side rear liner yesterday with one hand without it deflecting. I would describe mine as being "fluffy".
What is the exact part number you have on it?
Just had a hands on with a brand new one here at 928sRUS Corporate HQ.
Took a while to find it in the warehouse, but we did.
Dated with a 2011 Manuf date...its _really nice_.
They are not a thin plastic, but a stiff rubbery material, 1/8 to 3/16" thick. You can hold it up in the air..sideways, from a corner arch of it..and it barely deflects..but its not uber stiff.
If I did that to one of my mazda liners, it would fold itself around my hand, they are truly wafer thin plastic.
The oem liner when rapped with a hand, tool/etc, is well damped. The low density closed cell foam on the back, is a good HF sound insulator. (I would add more, myself)
They aint flimsy..
Took a while to find it in the warehouse, but we did.
Dated with a 2011 Manuf date...its _really nice_.
They are not a thin plastic, but a stiff rubbery material, 1/8 to 3/16" thick. You can hold it up in the air..sideways, from a corner arch of it..and it barely deflects..but its not uber stiff.
If I did that to one of my mazda liners, it would fold itself around my hand, they are truly wafer thin plastic.
The oem liner when rapped with a hand, tool/etc, is well damped. The low density closed cell foam on the back, is a good HF sound insulator. (I would add more, myself)
They aint flimsy..
04-29-2013, 02:22 PM
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Hi Arnoud,
Part number is 928 504 304 04 - right side.
Roger
Part number is 928 504 304 04 - right side.
Roger
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Does it have the "Do It Yourself" manual transmission, or the superior "Fully Equipped by Porsche" Automatic Transmission?
George Layton March 2014928 Owners are ".....a secret sect of quietly assured Porsche pragmatists who in near anonymity appreciate the prodigious, easy going prowess of the 928."
04-29-2013, 05:29 PM
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I received the 91 S4/GT left side liner today.
I will fit it to my GTS this weekend and report on my findings.
Right side liner in a couple of the pictures is a GTS liner
I will fit it to my GTS this weekend and report on my findings.
Right side liner in a couple of the pictures is a GTS liner
Last edited by ROG100; 04-29-2013 at 08:03 PM.
