Air duct replacements in place of fog lamps
#1
Air duct replacements in place of fog lamps
One of my fog lamps broke, so I've been looking at various ducts and there seem to be several different types.
Some have wider opening in front, like so:
Some have a narrower opening in front, like so:
In addition, some of these cars have screws on the front (which I don't like) and some don't! (how are they attached?).
I'm attaching a few more photos of the cars I had saved on my hard drive - the blue and the silver 964s seem to have wider opening and the blue one doesn't seem to have any bolts on the front to hold the ducts place.
Can anyone help me clarify the differences between these air ducts and perhaps point me in the direction of where I can buy them? (only place I found so far was BetterBodiesMotorsports).
Some have wider opening in front, like so:
Some have a narrower opening in front, like so:
In addition, some of these cars have screws on the front (which I don't like) and some don't! (how are they attached?).
I'm attaching a few more photos of the cars I had saved on my hard drive - the blue and the silver 964s seem to have wider opening and the blue one doesn't seem to have any bolts on the front to hold the ducts place.
Can anyone help me clarify the differences between these air ducts and perhaps point me in the direction of where I can buy them? (only place I found so far was BetterBodiesMotorsports).
#2
Three Wheelin'
They all have 1 screw in them, sum have 2 or a plastic stud attached to the vent.
The real oe type are mega money, most are fibreglass copys, around £60 on ebay.
The real oe type are mega money, most are fibreglass copys, around £60 on ebay.
#4
Nordschleife Master
If you're clever, you can install them w/o a visible screw, but installation would require removing the bumper.
The dude w/ the real clean GPW C2 (UN starts w/ a "B") made a real nice DIY thread.
The dude w/ the real clean GPW C2 (UN starts w/ a "B") made a real nice DIY thread.
#6
Nordschleife Master
It's the same car/photo set, taken by 911Jetta
I just picked these up from Rennspeed.
http://rennspd.com/P_Detail.asp?PID=636&Task=STD
I just picked these up from Rennspeed.
http://rennspd.com/P_Detail.asp?PID=636&Task=STD
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#8
Three Wheelin'
#9
It's the same car/photo set, taken by 911Jetta
I just picked these up from Rennspeed.
http://rennspd.com/P_Detail.asp?PID=636&Task=STD
I just picked these up from Rennspeed.
http://rennspd.com/P_Detail.asp?PID=636&Task=STD
I see the Carrera RS rear bumper on that site. Did you order that as well?
#10
Nordschleife Master
The tubing is not included and you'd have to figure out how to attach and route it to the brakes. Depending on your intentions, all that may not be necessary. I probably won't use mine as brake ducts. I'll just have them route more airflow to the oil cooler and a/c condenser.
Check out Babalouie's DIY thread.
https://rennlist.com/forums/964-foru...t-install.html
Yup, I got the RS rear bumper too. I haven't done much w/ either other than unboxing.
Check out Babalouie's DIY thread.
https://rennlist.com/forums/964-foru...t-install.html
Yup, I got the RS rear bumper too. I haven't done much w/ either other than unboxing.
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The FVD ducts have the large opening & no exposed screw. Also, with careful measuring, trimming & drilling, they can be installed without removing the bumper & look great. I have them on my car, I'll try and take a pic tomorrow evening.
#14
Rennlist Member
It's the same car/photo set, taken by 911Jetta
I just picked these up from Rennspeed.
http://rennspd.com/P_Detail.asp?PID=636&Task=STD
I just picked these up from Rennspeed.
http://rennspd.com/P_Detail.asp?PID=636&Task=STD
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