Itzkirb

The side air intake scoops are just rock magnets!!! Tiny rocks get lodged in there! I know there is no way to stop the rocks from going in there, but is there a easy way to get the tiny ones that get stuck out?

localmotion411

I just say no to gravel roads.

But srsly, what other rock damage do you have? Is that it? I guess it’s fortuitous that it’s made of plastic...

mooty

^ just drive slower. and follow a Prius. you be fine.

CardiffDweller

Just slowly wedged a few of those out of my car with the smallest screw driver from an eyeglass screw driver set.

ezinternet

Same here. I've got the same gap. I checked a few other GT3RS.2 and they had the same gap.

I was just caulking around the MBR shower with clear silicone ... I thought maybe I'd put a small bead along the lower edge of the intakes to fill the gap. It also comes in black, and that would likely be better than clear.

p997s123

Vacuum

mlhj83

I too use a vacuum, and it works well for removing all the grit. Removing it manually runs the risk of scratching the plastic and pushing the grit further in.

TRAKCAR

Autoquest sells the grills.

EST

[QUOTE=Itzkirb;15740145]The side air intake scoops are just rock magnets!!! Tiny rocks get lodged in there! I know there is no way to stop the rocks from going in there, but is there a easy way to get the tiny ones that get stuck out?

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Not just tiny rocks

Loess

EST, I think one of your kids must be dumping rocks in there? That's crazy.

EST

Not my car!
But this picture is proof that GT3RS is also great car for off road driving

FourT6and2

^^^^ that can't be real lol

EST

I believe that the big rocks come from...

mooty

^ Bravo

BlueGT3

Beauty mark from driving!!!! Enjoy it