why 997 C4/C4S have unpainted plastic side skirts???
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Originally posted by 03-turbo911
Arling, why don't you wait for either the turbo or the GT3. By the time you find an allocation that you can change to your specs, these guys would probably be out, or close to it anyway.
Arling, why don't you wait for either the turbo or the GT3. By the time you find an allocation that you can change to your specs, these guys would probably be out, or close to it anyway.
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Originally posted by 20C4S
i don't need it but if i have a certain color & options in mind i might do it just to see how it looks like. to be honest, the process is the most fun part.
i don't need it but if i have a certain color & options in mind i might do it just to see how it looks like. to be honest, the process is the most fun part.
Thanks Paul, should be getting the real deal by next week. Can't wait for it.
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Arling, the lower side of the skirts are black plastic because the AWD, specifically the front wheels, throw up more dirt/rocks that would pit and chip the paint, especially when doing burnouts...
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Originally posted by MetalSolid
Arling, the lower side of the skirts are black plastic because the AWD, specifically the front wheels, throw up more dirt/rocks that would pit and chip the paint, especially when doing burnouts...
Arling, the lower side of the skirts are black plastic because the AWD, specifically the front wheels, throw up more dirt/rocks that would pit and chip the paint, especially when doing burnouts...
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Originally posted by MetalSolid
Arling, the lower side of the skirts are black plastic because the AWD, specifically the front wheels, throw up more dirt/rocks that would pit and chip the paint, especially when doing burnouts...
Arling, the lower side of the skirts are black plastic because the AWD, specifically the front wheels, throw up more dirt/rocks that would pit and chip the paint, especially when doing burnouts...
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Originally posted by d.s
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i love these uk number plates esp a pvt plate like urs i once saw RRR1 on a RR
people in the US would be amazed at how much uk pvt number plates sell for
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i love these uk number plates esp a pvt plate like urs i once saw RRR1 on a RR
people in the US would be amazed at how much uk pvt number plates sell for
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Originally posted by MetalSolid
Arling, the lower side of the skirts are black plastic because the AWD, specifically the front wheels, throw up more dirt/rocks that would pit and chip the paint, especially when doing burnouts...
Arling, the lower side of the skirts are black plastic because the AWD, specifically the front wheels, throw up more dirt/rocks that would pit and chip the paint, especially when doing burnouts...
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totally agree. i sure you can get it done as an option, but those peices along with the turbo front lip take a beating. that is exactly why i don't paint the lower lip on my turbo bumper as it would look like **** in a matter of days. i put clear bra on the side skirts to minimize the rock damage.
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