Anyone tried to change out our plastic engine vents?
03-20-2018, 04:10 AM
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Anyone tried to change out our plastic engine vents?
Like title says, has anyone tried to change the new to 991.2 black plastic engine cover to different design?
when I was in the dealership showroom, I couldn’t took my eyes off the carbon cover from a GT3 RS! It would look killer on my car, and I’m sure it’s functional of breathing more air, but prob cost arm and leg... any aftermarket ones out yet?
when I was in the dealership showroom, I couldn’t took my eyes off the carbon cover from a GT3 RS! It would look killer on my car, and I’m sure it’s functional of breathing more air, but prob cost arm and leg... any aftermarket ones out yet?
03-20-2018, 09:15 AM
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Techart is the closest.
Function: The GT3RS is not a boosted car mind you.... I won't even pretend to know the data as it's all speculative but the vents on a .2 are really well designed for air and cooling. The vents IMO look worse than the clean look of the #1 cars but there's no denying the design in terms of function. Not that the GT cars don't need air and cooling but a boosted car typically needs significantly more.
Design: BAD455
Function: The GT3RS is not a boosted car mind you.... I won't even pretend to know the data as it's all speculative but the vents on a .2 are really well designed for air and cooling. The vents IMO look worse than the clean look of the #1 cars but there's no denying the design in terms of function. Not that the GT cars don't need air and cooling but a boosted car typically needs significantly more.
Design: BAD455
03-20-2018, 10:52 AM
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DB Carbon seems to have carbon fiber parts for pretty much every little thing on all our cars, so I would check them out to see if they have something. I don't see any carbon fiber in the pictures you posted, though?