Ed@Demonspeed

These dive planes are made from Nylon though a molding process. They are flexible and tough.

They have 3 mounting holes and are intended to be mechanically mounted to the bumper with a 3/16 rivet or a rivnut so that they can be installed and removed at will.

We have been selling a similar PMNA product, but now that we have our own, the price has been brought down. This creates great front downforce for the cars to really go after the corners.

We are also working on several other parts using this same molding process including all of the fender and bumper flares for the 997 through the 992. (or fender spoilers if you prefer) to get the cost down on them all. We have the first of the parts created as proof of concept and now we will be going into production with them all.

Thanks

Ed

Demon Speed Dive Planes - Porsche 991 Cup - Demon Speed Motorsports

carbondan

I'll take a set of front dive planes.

Also, just an idea, maybe you can evaluate the feasibility of it.... how about developing an air conditioning kit that retrofits as much of the original OEM AC system into the car as possible?
I personally would much rather have OEM-style AC instead of a chillout, even if the chillout or coolsuit was able to get my core temp lower.

Ed@Demonspeed

Interesting on the AC system.

Also, here are a couple of pictures of the diveplanes installed on my 2015.

I installed with rivnuts so that I could take them off for the PCA events and use them for other classes like NASA GTS or International GT.

Please excuse my scuffed up front bumper.

Thanks

Ed

carbondan

Installed mine the other day. Great fit and finish, simple but robust. I tried to copy the GT America placement as closely as I could based on photos. Used M6 rivnuts into the bumper.