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Wow that's a crazy thought...but it looks good..great job..
Originally Posted by xschop
Nice. Porsche couldn't have done better.
Originally Posted by flipo
i like it alot!
Originally Posted by SamGrant951
very nice.
Originally Posted by blue44
wow, pretty cool !
Donn
Originally Posted by J1720
Very Nice!
thanks a lot guys..
Originally Posted by dougs968
Very well done! 968 project of the year award right there!
Doug
umm thanks, but let's not get too carried away. to be fair, some parts of my front valance look pretty good — but the overall shape (like the profile from up/down/up is a bit weird). with the stock 968 front end being so flat, it's a very complicated fix — if there's even a solution at all. and if there is, i surely haven't found it.... also, i have the edges of the center duct flush with the uprights. i might try softening that edge a bit before the new, Monterrey Blue Lambo paint eventually goes on late next year.
I don't know much about plastic but I hope you can figure it out - this sounds like it could turn out really cool. If you need any help with how to break more batwings, then I am your man!
well Arash, it was the issue of breaking the batwing that brought this to a head. the 997 valance was considerably cheaper..
Originally Posted by flwbyu
Holy Sh$t! That really does look smashing. Just like OEM! VERY nice job!!
thanks.. i believe you we're the first to post (several years ago?) about fixing the lower valence... this isn't a perfect fix but from some angles it looks good. from others it's sort of weird..
Originally Posted by JDS968
Very, very cool. I definitely want to see more photos. I'm blown away.
thanks Josh,
Originally Posted by MM951
Looks great OD! I'm seriously impressed..
thanks, God knows i can't do a clutch or the belts...
11-09-2011, 10:54 PM
