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New Review up: He gets a number of things "wrong" in terms of pricing and description/color names... so not the best, but figured I'd share anyways
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XS68zLwdVN8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XS68zLwdVN8
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What are your thoughts on sport design package? I think standard and sport design front bumpers are equally good looking but the standard rear bumper is so broad and flat. My SA suggested, if I go SD, then I should go full front, rear, and sides which substantially increases the build cost. SD doesn't seem to be a common option on the aftermarket and I am not too crazy about the SD side skirts.
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My current build has the SportDesign front fascia and side skirts, no rear SD. It saves a little money and is still better looking from the front than the standard version IMO. SportDesign does remove the variable cooling vent feature however and according to some, a slight loss of fuel economy.
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I think the standard bumper is similar to the 991.2. There is still paint on the far left and right edges that can get scraped. Ask me how I know. I won't be getting FAL since I now know where I can scrape the bumper (and won't be driving up that driveway anymore), but according to my SA the new FAL allows you to save locations via GPS and it will automatically deploy. Pretty neat.
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What are your thoughts on sport design package? I think standard and sport design front bumpers are equally good looking but the standard rear bumper is so broad and flat. My SA suggested, if I go SD, then I should go full front, rear, and sides which substantially increases the build cost. SD doesn't seem to be a common option on the aftermarket and I am not too crazy about the SD side skirts.
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PCA put together a list of reviews, some of which are already in this thread.
https://www.pca.org/news/all-best-po...rera-t-content
https://www.pca.org/news/all-best-po...rera-t-content
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What are your thoughts on sport design package? I think standard and sport design front bumpers are equally good looking but the standard rear bumper is so broad and flat. My SA suggested, if I go SD, then I should go full front, rear, and sides which substantially increases the build cost. SD doesn't seem to be a common option on the aftermarket and I am not too crazy about the SD side skirts.
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Just keep in mind aerokit availability is spotty at best and Porsche might ask you to pull it off your allocation
