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I have the GT3 RS side vents as I thought the DB Carbon one were just too expensive. Thinking now as I have bought several parts from DB the fit and finish was always perfect. Maybe that's why the price is so high.
I give the guys at Carbonlution credit for trying to do them at a more reasonable price obviously not easy to do. Hope you guys get it all worked out to your satisfaction.
Sorry, the rear valence is an Agency Power piece and it's an overlay. The window diffuser (little triangles), spoiler, and side vents are all Carbonlution.
Mine have some super minor flaws but the fitment was on point. Sorry for the filthy car, it hasn't been washed in months..
Also got the diffusers and picked up a spoiler. Satisfied with both.
Wow, great pictures and everything looks really nice! If the minor flaws are not even worth mentioning, it renews my interest in Carbonlution as a viable alternative to more expensive options.
Sorry, the rear valence is an Agency Power piece and it's an overlay. The window diffuser (little triangles), spoiler, and side vents are all Carbonlution.
Did your triangles pop out easily? My side vents did, but I got concerned with how much pressure I was putting on the triangle, at the tiny stud mount, and it was not releasing. So I quit.
Wow, great pictures and everything looks really nice! If the minor flaws are not even worth mentioning, it renews my interest in Carbonlution as a viable alternative to more expensive options.
Most of my flaws could hardly be shown in pictures and are at the very edges and once installed you can't really see them. The spoiler has some very slight dimples but again, you would never notice any of the flaws unless you were up close and personal and doing a detailed inspection. Based off a lot of the previous posts I was prepared for the worst but was pleasantly surprised at the quality.
Originally Posted by onfireTTS
Did your triangles pop out easily? My side vents did, but I got concerned with how much pressure I was putting on the triangle, at the tiny stud mount, and it was not releasing. So I quit.
FYI, the side triangles are held on by a screw on the backside. Open the door, pop the small plastic triangle off, starting from the bottom (mine popped off super easy). Than remove the torx screw holding the outer triangle on. Once that screws out, the outer triangle should slide right off.
Most of my flaws could hardly be shown in pictures and are at the very edges and once installed you can't really see them. The spoiler has some very slight dimples but again, you would never notice any of the flaws unless you were up close and personal and doing a detailed inspection. Based off a lot of the previous posts I was prepared for the worst but was pleasantly surprised at the quality.
FYI, the side triangles are held on by a screw on the backside. Open the door, pop the small plastic triangle off, starting from the bottom (mine popped off super easy). Than remove the torx screw holding the outer triangle on. Once that screws out, the outer triangle should slide right off.
Big THANKS for that tip. I'm glad I quit. It did not "feel" right.
07-28-2020 | 12:11 AM
