mk1/mk2 gt3 lip on stock mk1 bumper?
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mk1/mk2 gt3 lip on stock mk1 bumper?
Will it fit?
Has anyone attempted this?
Here's an mk2 gt3 lip on an mk2:
Not sure what was done in this pic but I'd like a look similar to this:
I know it's a boxster but you get the idea:
Has anyone attempted this?
Here's an mk2 gt3 lip on an mk2:
Not sure what was done in this pic but I'd like a look similar to this:
I know it's a boxster but you get the idea:
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Yup, my car, at least until it's sold
No, I didn't try the later model lip. I'm not sure it would have been an easy fit but, in any case, there are no other aero things on the car, so that splitter might not have looked right. I wish that the Mk.1 piece had been just a little more substantial, but the whole car was meant to be more of a q-ship, so I can't complain.
No, I didn't try the later model lip. I'm not sure it would have been an easy fit but, in any case, there are no other aero things on the car, so that splitter might not have looked right. I wish that the Mk.1 piece had been just a little more substantial, but the whole car was meant to be more of a q-ship, so I can't complain.
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will dig some up for you.
attaches like all lips: 3M tape was provided and there are screw-in points as well. As i recall we just lined up the center hole, bent it a bit to conform to outline of bumper, screwed in when appropriate, cut off any excess off the sides of the bumpers (the stuff the protrudes into the wheel arches and down the left/right side of the bumper depending on the lip/how far back you want it to go).
It's honestly one of the more brainless thing you'll do as far as body mods go.
attaches like all lips: 3M tape was provided and there are screw-in points as well. As i recall we just lined up the center hole, bent it a bit to conform to outline of bumper, screwed in when appropriate, cut off any excess off the sides of the bumpers (the stuff the protrudes into the wheel arches and down the left/right side of the bumper depending on the lip/how far back you want it to go).
It's honestly one of the more brainless thing you'll do as far as body mods go.
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It seems that the mk2 gt3 lip (# 996 505 986 92) is waaay more expensive than the cup lip (# 996 505 986 91)
Which is too bad, because I feel like the mk2 gt3 lip would work better with the stock bumper.
mk2 gt3:
http://www.pelicanparts.com/cgi-bin/...02-05%29%20GT3
Cup lip:
http://www.fvd.de/us/en/Porsche-0/99...Cup-02-04.html
Found some comparison pics:
cup:
mk2 gt3:
Which is too bad, because I feel like the mk2 gt3 lip would work better with the stock bumper.
mk2 gt3:
http://www.pelicanparts.com/cgi-bin/...02-05%29%20GT3
Cup lip:
http://www.fvd.de/us/en/Porsche-0/99...Cup-02-04.html
Found some comparison pics:
cup:
mk2 gt3:
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That looks good, I might have to upgrade to that. I like the fact that it still makes it look more aggressive without hanging low.
Anyone care to comment on whether this lip scrapes any more or less than having the MK1 GT3 lip like BruceP's?
Dead-Eye, were you ever on the Subaru forums?
Anyone care to comment on whether this lip scrapes any more or less than having the MK1 GT3 lip like BruceP's?
Dead-Eye, were you ever on the Subaru forums?
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That looks good, I might have to upgrade to that. I like the fact that it still makes it look more aggressive without hanging low.
Anyone care to comment on whether this lip scrapes any more or less than having the MK1 GT3 lip like BruceP's?
Dead-Eye, were you ever on the Subaru forums?
Anyone care to comment on whether this lip scrapes any more or less than having the MK1 GT3 lip like BruceP's?
Dead-Eye, were you ever on the Subaru forums?
I doubt it's noticably worse than an MK1 lip. How low's your car dude?
Was never on any Scoobie forums that I can recall...
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Yeah you were lower than me. When i get my car back from the shop I'll check how low it is now. Honestly i don't really notice it except for getting in and out of poorly paved areas.
Splitters should be treated as consumable items (every 25,000 or 5 years whichever comes first lol) but they are tough and durable (thank god for Polyeurethane).
Splitters should be treated as consumable items (every 25,000 or 5 years whichever comes first lol) but they are tough and durable (thank god for Polyeurethane).
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