Nice! I have to resist buying the same setup, I still have my nb bumper to fit it on.

 

I had that GT2/RSCS splitter on my car for a little while and ended up hating it. My car sits pretty low and on the street if you so much as see a small dead rodent you better try to avoid it. I ended up breaking the middle of the splitter two separate times. First time I had it fixed. Second time I took the whole setup off the car, sold it for cheap and went with the turbo look. Much more street friendly IMO.

 

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I too just got those same splitters from EBay Hong Kong. I thought it was interesting that they came US Mail.

I'm getting them installed next week w/ GT2 Wing. I'll let you know how they do as far as fitment. Even though they are from Hong Kong I'll be using lead free paint.

 

Your car is lowered too Dave, right?

 

Will Gert's Front Protection Bar serve any purpose if you have the GT2 splitter. It seams that the front lip of the splitter would sit below the protection bar, and the bar would thus not offer any protection. Anyone know how low the bar sits in comparison to the bottom of the GT2 splitter?

 

I'm thinking of going with the GT2 setup for my front bumper instead of my CTR bumper. What do you guys think?

 

Nice try.....April 1 is still 4 months away.....

 

Will you put a rear wing on the back? It might look funny without at least an RS spoiler. Also, if you use your 993 on the track, having only the GT2 spoiler up front will exacerbate oversteer in high speed turns due to the aerodynamic imbalance.

 

I want first dibs on your front bumper if you decide to change it.
Ron

 

Sorry for the late reply... Yes my car is slightly below RS ride Height. ~ RS - 5MM

We'll see fit & finish in about a week when I get my car back from the Body shop.

 

OK they Fit. I had my EBay Splitters from Hong Kong put on. I wanted the body shop to fabricate a bracket to reinforce the 3 piece set-up. The body guy actually filled the piece with resin and adhesive and fiber glassed the pieces together into one. He claims it will be very difficult to break these and it is stronger than using a bracket.

Here's the pics

 

Did your body shop comment on how much work it took to install?

Jeff

 

They said it was a pain in the *** and required more work than they had expected. That being said, he was proud of his work. But I'm not sure how much time he put into it exactly.

 

Who made the scoops?

 

Melman911, don't do it. You have the best looking front end for the 993 that there is. I had the GT2 front spoiler on my 993 and I can tell you it is accident waiting to happen. Just a tap to a curb and it's toast. It's a unique look, but a flimsy set-up. You are probably bored with the same look you have had for awhile, but at least what you have is solid. Stick with it.