Originally Posted by tifosiman

The Fenders are optional. If you have a bodyman to do the work for you or you are fairly adept at bodywork, modifying the 944 fenders is pretty straight-forward. Less than 2 square inches of metal in the shape of a little triangle needs to be trimmed from the fender in the front corner, and you need to leave a little extra on there to roll and form a factory looking lip. This can be done by using the bumper cover as a template for the cut. Personally the best way to do this is take some thin 2ply cardboard, cut it to match the profile of the bumper cover in the corner, then lay it over the fender and trace to get the area of fender to cut off. Remember to leave 1/4 to 1/3 inch to roll over into a lip. You'll need a dremel, hammer, a couple dollys, and a file. If you aren't repainting the car right away you can touch up the area where the paint cracks when you form the lip.