New Splitters/Turbo S Ducts
02-20-2008, 09:58 PM
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New Splitters/Turbo S Ducts
Replaced my old splitters that were kind of banged up and replaced my yellowed running lights/fog lights with the Turbo S ducts. Sure glad to have my car back.
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02-21-2008, 07:07 PM
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Bob,
I bought the factory spliiters from Carnewal. The factory items are made of a plastic that is somewhat pliable which comes in handy if you smack them on a driveway or while parking. They were not cheap-especially with the exchange rate.
MASHAW has them in fiberglass. I believe they are cheaper. My turbo s ducts were purchased from MASHAW and they are very nicely finished and the fit is very good.
The install is not difficult as far as I can tell. Might have to drill a few holes. I did not do the work-my body shop removed my old splitters and installed the new ones for me.
chuck
I bought the factory spliiters from Carnewal. The factory items are made of a plastic that is somewhat pliable which comes in handy if you smack them on a driveway or while parking. They were not cheap-especially with the exchange rate.
MASHAW has them in fiberglass. I believe they are cheaper. My turbo s ducts were purchased from MASHAW and they are very nicely finished and the fit is very good.
The install is not difficult as far as I can tell. Might have to drill a few holes. I did not do the work-my body shop removed my old splitters and installed the new ones for me.
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02-22-2008, 09:01 AM
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Bob,
I bought the factory spliiters from Carnewal. The factory items are made of a plastic that is somewhat pliable which comes in handy if you smack them on a driveway or while parking. They were not cheap-especially with the exchange rate.
MASHAW has them in fiberglass. I believe they are cheaper. My turbo s ducts were purchased from MASHAW and they are very nicely finished and the fit is very good.
The install is not difficult as far as I can tell. Might have to drill a few holes. I did not do the work-my body shop removed my old splitters and installed the new ones for me.
chuck
I bought the factory spliiters from Carnewal. The factory items are made of a plastic that is somewhat pliable which comes in handy if you smack them on a driveway or while parking. They were not cheap-especially with the exchange rate.
MASHAW has them in fiberglass. I believe they are cheaper. My turbo s ducts were purchased from MASHAW and they are very nicely finished and the fit is very good.
The install is not difficult as far as I can tell. Might have to drill a few holes. I did not do the work-my body shop removed my old splitters and installed the new ones for me.
chuck
The car looks great by the way.
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02-22-2008, 09:26 AM
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The quandry is to go with the classic 911 look - just leave it... or
Go with the RS look - Splitters, wing, and side skirts
Then there is the TechArt look
Then there is the (fill in the blank) look
Do I want a spoiler to hide an eventual forced induction upgrade?
etc.
Go with the RS look - Splitters, wing, and side skirts
Then there is the TechArt look
Then there is the (fill in the blank) look
Do I want a spoiler to hide an eventual forced induction upgrade?
etc.
