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Wayne Smith
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Trip recap from my home. Some traveled further.
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2015/06/05 12:58:02
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Everywhere we went the Jag had gravitational pull. People couldn't take their eyes off if it. And the power of that motor!!!! In the tightest turns the suspension did not lean. Really neat.
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2015/06/05 12:58:56
Wayne Smit...
A sweet line up, just before David had to break from the group.
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2015/06/05 12:59:41
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The trip begins.
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2015/06/05 13:00:15
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Final prep before taking off.
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2015/06/05 13:01:00
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2022/01/09 19:05:51
Wayne Smit...
The radiator front flange nests into the bumper skin without the need for any other duct piece.
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2022/01/09 19:20:24
Wayne Smit...
The way things are here, and with trepidation about the 997.2 center bumper flange not sizing up, I'm not sure what to do about a protective screen.
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2022/01/09 19:20:31
Wayne Smit...
This was initial fit after a quick trim on the left side. The EMC2 flanges left a large gap.
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2022/01/09 19:20:37
Wayne Smit...
Next time I pull the bumper off I'll attach the top insides of the side radiator ducts so they lay down smoothly, although they're hidden and do not create any adverse situations.
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2022/01/09 19:20:44
Wayne Smit...
The 997.2 bumper duct is shaped wrong, is the wrong size, and has the wrong tabs. The part number is correct. I removed the blanking piece so air could reach the center radiator. The front radiator cowl then fit right into the bumper skin.
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2022/01/09 19:20:51
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2022/01/10 11:49:52
Wayne Smit...
The 997.2 does not have etched in markings for the bumper skin cut outs. Rather than four smaller holes I opted for two larger holes. As has been pointed out, this is the only venting that allows air to flow through the center radiator.
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2022/01/10 13:31:08
Wayne Smit...
My trimming butted up to the left side of the radiator.
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2022/01/10 13:31:14
Wayne Smit...
But my approximation left a small hole on the left side bottom.
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2022/01/10 13:31:20
Wayne Smit...
The left side has a gap of 0 at the top increasing to about a half inch at the bottom. There are hard edges that the EMC2DESIGN ducts would cover.
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2022/01/10 13:31:25
Wayne Smit...
Inside view of the left side taken from the center.
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2022/01/10 13:31:33
Wayne Smit...
Inside view of the right side taken from the center.
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2022/01/10 13:31:40
Wayne Smit...
Left duct in position. I left a lot more of the OEM side duct material.
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2022/01/10 19:33:45
Wayne Smit...
Left duct with extra angle and tie strap to secure the original Duct.
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2022/01/10 19:33:54
Wayne Smit...
Right duct angle and tie strap holding the original duct.
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2022/01/10 19:34:03
Wayne Smit...
Right duct with extra hole to allow the ambient temperature sensor to maintain its original soft rubber mount. 3D printed plastic can be hard and I felt better not trying to push the sensor through the new duct. Also since I trimmed the side duct less than suggested this worked better.
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2022/01/10 19:34:13
Wayne Smit...
Side view with the 997.2 cowl in place. This cowl completely takes the place of the bumper skin blanking piece that came with the car.
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2022/01/10 19:34:22
Wayne Smit...
997.2 radiator cowl part number.
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2022/01/10 19:34:31
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2022/01/10 19:34:39
Wayne Smit...
Seen from the inside. Small holes drilled into the snap on flange piece allow tie straps to secure the screen. You can see the different screen on the side from six years ago.
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2022/01/11 15:51:00
Wayne Smit...
Outside view showing the major road rash from years of a 50 mile daily commute on a highway that was under constant construction.
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2022/01/11 15:51:08
Wayne Smit...
Close up of the fit.
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2022/01/11 15:51:15
Wayne Smit...
Difference in the gutter guard screening. The sides will be replaced next. Since these don't require the three dimensional bend that the center screen has these are very easy to do.
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2022/01/11 15:51:22
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2022/01/13 09:13:11
Wayne Smit...
I added an 18 by 1.5 by 1/8 inch arched aluminum bar to the top of the cowl (tie strap through holes near the middle) to shape the cowl to the bumper groove. Then I used some wire to hang it from the bumper so the height was right.
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2022/01/16 12:35:24
Wayne Smit...
Home Depot gutter guard.
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2022/01/16 12:35:37
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