Weekend at track was great, but need help replacing aerokit bumper lip
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He should be kicked off the track and the 13/13 rule envoked.
Man, this makes me mad. Especially with me moving out that way soon.
Thanks for putting up with my venting................
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I would spend an hour or two sanding and cleaning the old lower lip and then invest in some spray paint (to roughly match the replacement unit) and keep it as a spare.
That way you know you will never need it
That way you know you will never need it
Sorry to hear about the d*ck driver, but it sound like it was fun nonetheless!
Replacement lips aren't horribly expensive at all, and are super easy to replace. The Aerokit primered lips are $189.95, and if you wanted to bypass painting and go to the black GT3 lip, it would fit fine and runs $205.55. I know a bunch of guys with Aerokits that have a few of these sitting around just for track days!
Aerokit 997 Spoiler Replacement in Primer - $189.95
GT3 Front Spoiler Lip - $205.55
Replacement lips aren't horribly expensive at all, and are super easy to replace. The Aerokit primered lips are $189.95, and if you wanted to bypass painting and go to the black GT3 lip, it would fit fine and runs $205.55. I know a bunch of guys with Aerokits that have a few of these sitting around just for track days!
Aerokit 997 Spoiler Replacement in Primer - $189.95
GT3 Front Spoiler Lip - $205.55
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Smart man. Seriously though, I'd talk to the track marshal next time and get the Lambo jerk kicked out. That's a lot of very expensive machinery in one place at one time, and typically insurance won't cover HPDE accidents. Just food for thought.
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If you use the GT3 spoiler, when it gets scraped by curbs, etc, just use black ducttape to hide the blemishes. Thats what I do on mine, and change the tape after every scrape. Get the original repainted and use for show.
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It's very easy to replace. A plastic screw on the left and right near the wheel well to remove and then just pull firmly straight out towards you. I had a painted one previously and since they get scraped up fairly frequently I found that ordering the unpainted one was much less costly and looks just as good (especially on white having the contrast white the black). If you are going to have it painted you could order the primered lip which is a couple bucks cheaper than the black lip.
Which one do I need to remove?
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