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Old 08-06-2015, 08:07 AM
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hepkat63 maybe?

Here's his install thread:
https://rennlist.com/forums/964-foru...s-install.html
Old 08-06-2015, 09:44 AM
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It was probably (also) Babalouie... (I miss that guy!!)

This thread:
RSR Brake Duct Install!
https://rennlist.com/forums/964-foru...t-install.html

Don't miss this epic thread either:
Aussie 964C2 Maintenance Diary (pic heavy!)
https://rennlist.com/forums/showthre...ferrerid=19642


All of this is a lot of effort and many of the ducts don't seem to fit well... here's another thought:
Brake Ducts (mesh grill style)
https://rennlist.com/forums/964-foru...ill-style.html

Old 08-06-2015, 11:24 AM
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Ok, snagged a set off FVD from Rhonda.

Any DIYs about removing the front bumper or his it pretty self explanatory once you remove the lower panels?
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Nice!

Doesn't look hard at all, just time consuming.

Thank you bro!
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I installed these on mine, isn't hard just takes some time. if you run into any problems let me know, I'm local!
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Originally Posted by xcoldricex
I installed these on mine, isn't hard just takes some time. if you run into any problems let me know, I'm local!
Drilling that hole correctly is my biggest concern.
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Installed mine a few weeks ago. As someone said before, not hard but time consuming.
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I used a combo of Larry's video and Babalouie's explainer... Really couldn't be any happier with the ducts, quality product and fit is factory!!

Hopefully in the future I'll take the time and make them functional, but right now I'm enjoying the look!
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Can't wait to install mine.
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I have FVD set and used screen mesh. I found the hidden hardware and quality of casting to be the only choice for me. As a side note, they also reduced my oil temp (I didn't run them to brakes).
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Look great!
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Originally Posted by DobermanDad
Drilling that hole correctly is my biggest concern.
i just put some masking tape on the inside of the bumper and on the duct over the screw hole. put a blob of white out on the screw hole and lined it up and pressed it against the bumper to mark where the hole should be and drilled. if you get it wrong it doesn't really matter as you won't be able to see the hole (or holes if you get it wrong!) when the duct is in place.





here are the cult werk ducts (unpainted) on black.
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Originally Posted by xcoldricex
i just put some masking tape on the inside of the bumper and on the duct over the screw hole. put a blob of white out on the screw hole and lined it up and pressed it against the bumper to mark where the hole should be and drilled. if you get it wrong it doesn't really matter as you won't be able to see the hole (or holes if you get it wrong!) when the duct is in place.





here are the cult werk ducts (unpainted) on black.
Nice!

I'm leaving mine black. I like the contrast with my guards red.
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Originally Posted by DobermanDad
Nice!

I'm leaving mine black. I like the contrast with my guards red.
+1

Black headlight rings too? Factory race look...


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