awew911

For thos interested in painting, wrapping or getting a good PPF, know that removal of the scoops takes 10 minutes using a torx 25. Easy day.

Wild Weasel

So... someone is FOR SURE going to make these out of beautifully laid and polished carbon fibre and charge a ridiculous amount of money for them right?

IrishAndy

Great pics. Most impressive is the neatly overlapping microfiber safety net!

Yeah, that screams opportunity to the aftermarket folks...

Icutyou

only an idiot would buy that.

[takes out credit card]

GiuseppeM

And this was Porsche's plan all along, not sure why they wouldn't offer it as option

Jimmy-D

I think most will have them painted body color. I think they will look best this avenue

awew911

Btw... they appear to be carbon fiber.

awew911

Don't want one of those screws going down into the belly of the beast....

Wild Weasel

Probably CF composite. Sprayed rather than laid in sheets, right?

I'm assuming there's zero chance they can be sanded, cleared, and polished to look nice.

awew911

Not sure... I'll get a pic of the underside later today.

I'd probably just wrap them in 3M 1080 CF Wrap.

Ddesimone17

So those rear scoops what to do CF wrap or paint same as exterior...... thoughts ?

-eztrader-

not sure why Posche wasn't more creative with this in the first place.

Archimedes

May be a stupid question but, why were these scoops needed if they're not on the Touring? Is it that the air would be diverted by the wing if not for the scoops? I can't imagine these were put there for aesthetics reasons.

928cs

I have always hated CF wrap, but could really understand someone who would like to have those rear scoops painted as the exterior of the car.

awew911

Judging by the expected airflow over the top of the car and under the wing, and the duct that leads right into the intake, I'm sure there is some value with respect to forced induction. Aesthetically pleasing as well.

Easy to paint if needed.