Gurney Flap for aerokit 1 taco wing?
02-21-2010, 11:18 PM
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http://www.cargraphic.de/index.php?/...1108/&start=15
Not a cheap alternative, but it is an even bigger gurney lip and in combination with the larger top center, looks awesome on the car
Not a cheap alternative, but it is an even bigger gurney lip and in combination with the larger top center, looks awesome on the car
02-22-2010, 12:13 AM
#32
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http://www.cargraphic.de/index.php?/...1108/&start=15
Not a cheap alternative, but it is an even bigger gurney lip and in combination with the larger top center, looks awesome on the car
Not a cheap alternative, but it is an even bigger gurney lip and in combination with the larger top center, looks awesome on the car
02-22-2010, 08:33 AM
#35
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There is no doubt the Gurney lip adds some downforce and is functional, the question being, How can Porsche charge $275 for a little strip of Plastic. Even the front spoiler lip is only $75. I could not have replicated the front lip, but the gurney flap was easy. While I probably won't notice the performance enhancement, it certainly completes the aerokit look. I'm satisfied with my creation, the look, and my $255 in pocket TYVM.
Lawyer: so you are going to sell a $5 piece of plastic to go on the wing of the car. Why?
Porsche: to help stablize the car at 150 mph.
Lawyer: and what are you going to do when sally homemaker sews the crap out of you becasue her hubby died in a car crash going 149 mph becasue he was trying out his new $5 plastic piece that claimed it would make the car go faster and he wanted to "test it out"
Porsche: thats your problem
Lawyer: increase your liability insurance, you are going to need it.
02-22-2010, 06:12 PM
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