Functional Front Aero?
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Not only that but the RUF is a quality bumper that FITS and isn't fiberglass! I'm waits for a friend to get his car back with it so I can look at it next to mine and figure out if my Techart pieces will look okay with it. If so, I'm ordering one asap!
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Yeah, I had researched it a while back since in my imagination I always wanted to have that gt2 bumper and wing on the car. But when I realized how much work and $ it would be to do the fully functional conversion I gave up on the idea. Then pwrdhound pointed me to the Ruf bumper and I was pretty much sold on that option. For the money I dont think it can be beat. And from my understanding fit and finish is spot on which in itself saves more work and $. 32krazy, have you already done the full conversion or are you still gathering parts?
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agreed ill bleed out for a better trap speed!
im sure its a hell of a race when you lay down the throttle!
I cut the hell out of mine, of course I would cut anything for a faster lap time 
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Originally Posted by pwdrhound
6 or 7?
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BTW, we've all booked hotels for Miller. Should have a group of us coming, myself, a 997TT, couple of 6GT3s, 7GT3, GT4. Cervelli will probably come too and race the Spec Boxster. You should run the Z06. I'd love to see that thing on track...
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Don't even know. It was a few years ago before I was into Porsche's enough to know the difference between them. I'm at 5.4/1 power weight since I do not run a certain class and can do whatever I want, so it's a quick car.
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Canards work wonders. I bought some from a company that went defunct and got an immediate second once I put them on. These particular ones were pretty ugly though. Now I have some Joe Toth canards which work as well. Building a splitter is cheap and easy, but buying from Joe is even easier.