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It wasn't me, but I did consider driving into NYC last night. I am having trouble with ruts and uneven pavement in terms of negotiating them without bottoming out the front bumper extension. Traversing speed bumps, driveways and sloped pavement is no problem when taken at a proper angle, but the "at speed" uneven pavement makes me feel like I'm driving my orignal car - 1980 two-tone Toyota Celica. That sucker always bottomed out at speed on a good bump in the road. It was always interesting watching sparks fly up in your rear-view mirror. No sparks in the GT3, just some plastic street cleaning action in the front.
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Originally Posted by sasportas
It wasn't me, but I did consider driving into NYC last night. I am having trouble with ruts and uneven pavement in terms of negotiating them without bottoming out the front bumper extension. Traversing speed bumps, driveways and sloped pavement is no problem when taken at a proper angle, but the "at speed" uneven pavement makes me feel like I'm driving my orignal car - 1980 two-tone Toyota Celica. That sucker always bottomed out at speed on a good bump in the road. It was always interesting watching sparks fly up in your rear-view mirror. No sparks in the GT3, just some plastic street cleaning action in the front.
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I agree. I have two extra plastic lips on stand-by if I really rip one off. I actually appreciate the design because in the first few hundred miles of use, the plastic scrapper is like "training wheels."
Originally Posted by sasportas
It wasn't me, but I did consider driving into NYC last night. I am having trouble with ruts and uneven pavement in terms of negotiating them without bottoming out the front bumper extension. Traversing speed bumps, driveways and sloped pavement is no problem when taken at a proper angle, but the "at speed" uneven pavement makes me feel like I'm driving my orignal car - 1980 two-tone Toyota Celica. That sucker always bottomed out at speed on a good bump in the road. It was always interesting watching sparks fly up in your rear-view mirror. No sparks in the GT3, just some plastic street cleaning action in the front.
Originally Posted by sasportas
I agree. I have two extra plastic lips on stand-by if I really rip one off. I actually appreciate the design because in the first few hundred miles of use, the plastic scrapper is like "training wheels."
Originally Posted by princetonymc
What is the difference between the front spoiler extension of a 997 GT3 and GT3RS. Is one lower than the other?
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