LWG

Here is my attempt at "correcting" the fitment. If you press hard on right in the middle of the tension zone, you can see it seems like it is possible to get it flush. My theory was to get the fitment of the plastic retainer a little deeper to the outside of the skirt, it will help push in the skirt.

It did work but the difference in minimal

Here is before

LWG

After:

Porsche_nuts

Nice job, LWG. The after pic shows a smoother transition. Seems to be a lot of work for not much difference. Now we know!

LWG

I would say just a a minute or two for the ones performing the installation in the future. These things are super easy to get off and on, and for this experiment I just popped out the back two torx screws and slide the skirt off to try this. Transition is smother - overall its acceptable in general. Tried my best!

SConn

I think it's a huge improvement! Wish I'd seen it before I got mine installed and all slathered in caulk 🙄

getPorscheSilverSpringParts

Still on special in our new 991 Exterior section here, and in the 991-2 Exterior section here - and free US shipping since the order is over $299!

awfilms

Yep already ordered, One of you guys hooked me up with small discount too

Thanks and can't wait!

getPorscheSilverSpringParts

Anytime! Thanks again for your support!!

Post a pic or 2 once installed if you get a chance - these never get old to look at!

KP993

I feel that I should get some commission from getPorscheparts by starting this thread.

Many people still talk about the gap. It's been almost a year since I installed the skirts and the gap still don't bother me a bit.

Here is a recent pic of the car.

Mickey D

Mine came in today but noticed that the part number written on the skirt is different than what’s on the white sticker. Is this accurate?

eysa

and the car is still looking sexy af!

getPorscheSilverSpringParts

Looking great!!! Please let us know the next time you need anything - we'll certainly help out on your next order as a way to say thanks!

Yes - that's a manufacturing part # and will often differ from the actual Porsche part # that's on the white label. Thanks again!

Hokidachi

I did not want to use caulk to plug the gap so I designed a plate and after a number of prototypes ended up with this. It's not perfect but the gap is plugged : )

LWG

Love the "engineered" approach. If you want to sell a set, let me know

getPorscheSilverSpringParts

Awesome!! Nice work!!