Beneath the 997 (Panel pics)
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While working on the 997S the other day I decided to snap a few pictures of the BOTTOM of the 997s for those of you who haven't been beneath one.
(I was installing the X51 headers).
(I was installing the X51 headers).
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Removing and replacing those panels is a PITA if you are doing it from a creeper. A lift sure would have made it easier. I had about a 5 gal bucket of sand all over the top of my panels after my off track excursion last April.
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Porsche sure did a good job on the 997. Its like a race car under there. I really like the nasa duct. Nice. Why didn't they extend the airflow management to the engine compartment.
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Is that the chin protector sold by Performance Products in Pic #1?
If so, does it show much when viewed fron the front of the car?
I was thinking about buying one but was concerned that it would be too noticeable.
If so, does it show much when viewed fron the front of the car?
I was thinking about buying one but was concerned that it would be too noticeable.