Modification advice (GT3 Touring badge/grille)
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#62
Drifting
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Update:
We managed to remove the badge by masking the surrounding area really well prior to prying it off. Use some care. It comes off in two pieces:
Once it is off, there will be some adhesive that needs to be removed.
We test fit the badges, but will need to make a slight adjustment to the upper portion of the badge:
My buddy did an additional 3D scan to adjust badge sizing:
The adjustments should take a couple of days and then it’s off to production.
We managed to remove the badge by masking the surrounding area really well prior to prying it off. Use some care. It comes off in two pieces:
Once it is off, there will be some adhesive that needs to be removed.
We test fit the badges, but will need to make a slight adjustment to the upper portion of the badge:
My buddy did an additional 3D scan to adjust badge sizing:
The adjustments should take a couple of days and then it’s off to production.
Last edited by M3Inline6; 03-28-2024 at 06:31 PM.
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#63
Right on! So cool. We just need someone now to make a carbon fiber grill . . . I have one on order from DB, but JESUS - expensive!
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#65
He should do it - the Porsche one is $3,500, and seems like there is a pretty significant demand. I ordered one from DB without the 3rd brake light . . . but 4 month lead time and $5,500 . .
#67
Definitely looks way better than slats, but how cool would a carbon frame (similar profile to this touring unit) w/ same mesh look? Maybe delete the 3rd brake light as well. I'd buy that . . .
#69
absolutely
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#71
GAME ON!!