Damian in NJ

Two more for your viewing pleasure.

jeff968

And the rear spoiler too. I have seen that car before. Where did you find the shots?

RajDatta

As you guys can see, I like the splitter, rear spoiler look. Without it, the car tends to look dated in my opinion. Just an opinions, that's all.
Looking at the Techart spoiler, I like it. I think I might try that next. It would match the rear spoiler, which is made by Techart.
Anyone know the part number for the Techart spoiler?
Raj

Damian in NJ

Jeff, you've contacted the guy before he said. He says the splitter and the wing were factory, which is a strong possibility. I think the UK guys got their Techart pieces from Porsche dealers.

Lifted the shots from Facebook.

jeff968

I did??? Hmm. Good catch.

jeff968

Raj,
I have it at home. I will post it tonight.
Jeff

RajDatta

Thanks Jeff. I know they are Porsche part numbers. I am curious if the front splitter is PU or Fiberglass. If its fiberglass, I want no part of it but if its PU, I think it stands a better chance through bumps. It doesn't stick as far as the turbo S splitter.
Raj

jeff968

I would guess it was the same material as the rear spoiler which is PU? I will list the description from the techart book as well which may tell.
Jeff

RajDatta

Jeff, the rear spoiler is not PU, it's not flexible. It's is probably fiberglass.
Raj

Damian in NJ

Part number for Techart splitter is P000.043.300.20

RajDatta

Thanks Damian. I will call up Sunset to see what they go for. Any chance, you might know the material its made out of.
Raj

jeff968

Raj,
Here is the pages from the Tequipment book. It looks like it is that material you were hoping for.
Jeff

Damian in NJ

No, the same question was asked on the UK board and no one knew it.

jeff968

Damian,
Answer above, Moulded PU-RIM ("Elastolit", 20% glass content).

Let them know on the UK board.

Jeff

RajDatta

Well, it's NLA from US dealers. I will contact my european sources.
Raj