silver hood crest
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There was just a group buy in the 993 forum....$105 delivered IIRC.
I received mine and put it on the wife's 993 Targa, excellent quality.
https://rennlist.com/forums/993-foru...er-crests.html
https://rennlist.com/forums/993-foru...ood-crest.html
I'll skip the part about the hour from hell trying to get the gasket to fit![grr](https://rennlist.com/forums/graemlins/cussing.gif)
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You can also buy them from Rennlist sponsor Eric at www.bumperplugs.com.
I received mine and put it on the wife's 993 Targa, excellent quality.
https://rennlist.com/forums/993-foru...er-crests.html
https://rennlist.com/forums/993-foru...ood-crest.html
I'll skip the part about the hour from hell trying to get the gasket to fit
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You can also buy them from Rennlist sponsor Eric at www.bumperplugs.com.
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Trick: Attach pieces of blue painter's tape to the underside of the gasket.
Then use these tape strips (after pressing the shield down onto the gasket & hood) to pull out the gasket edges.
Experiment with tape attach area amounts to get enough pull strength (to stretch the gasket outwards), but little enough so that it slowly releases its grip from the gasket under continued shearing pull load.
I found it a very satisfying trial & error solution to something I otherwise found quite frustrating.
Then use these tape strips (after pressing the shield down onto the gasket & hood) to pull out the gasket edges.
Experiment with tape attach area amounts to get enough pull strength (to stretch the gasket outwards), but little enough so that it slowly releases its grip from the gasket under continued shearing pull load.
I found it a very satisfying trial & error solution to something I otherwise found quite frustrating.
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On certain color cars (personal preference of course), silver just looks better than the gold.
The same could be said for clear side markers vs yellow/amber side markers.
My Lapis Blue 996TT has a silver hood crest and my wife's 993 Targa (Exclusive programme paint to sample DiamondBlau metallic) both have silver hood crests, just seems look better IMHO.
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Trick: Attach pieces of blue painter's tape to the underside of the gasket.
Then use these tape strips (after pressing the shield down onto the gasket & hood) to pull out the gasket edges.
Experiment with tape attach area amounts to get enough pull strength (to stretch the gasket outwards), but little enough so that it slowly releases its grip from the gasket under continued shearing pull load.
I found it a very satisfying trial & error solution to something I otherwise found quite frustrating.
Then use these tape strips (after pressing the shield down onto the gasket & hood) to pull out the gasket edges.
Experiment with tape attach area amounts to get enough pull strength (to stretch the gasket outwards), but little enough so that it slowly releases its grip from the gasket under continued shearing pull load.
I found it a very satisfying trial & error solution to something I otherwise found quite frustrating.
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Trick: Attach pieces of blue painter's tape to the underside of the gasket.
Then use these tape strips (after pressing the shield down onto the gasket & hood) to pull out the gasket edges.
Experiment with tape attach area amounts to get enough pull strength (to stretch the gasket outwards), but little enough so that it slowly releases its grip from the gasket under continued shearing pull load.
I found it a very satisfying trial & error solution to something I otherwise found quite frustrating.
Then use these tape strips (after pressing the shield down onto the gasket & hood) to pull out the gasket edges.
Experiment with tape attach area amounts to get enough pull strength (to stretch the gasket outwards), but little enough so that it slowly releases its grip from the gasket under continued shearing pull load.
I found it a very satisfying trial & error solution to something I otherwise found quite frustrating.
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So whats the deal ? The silver crests were not made bo Porsche??
My 2003 Boxster S had a silver crest on it when I purchased it.
I see them on ebay with a 996 part number.
Seems to me like Porsche does make them.
My 2003 Boxster S had a silver crest on it when I purchased it.
I see them on ebay with a 996 part number.
Seems to me like Porsche does make them.
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I think the silver works great on some cars like my cobalt blue but not on all.