Is there a more aggressive front lip splitter for the GT3 bumper
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03-27-2005 | 08:17 AM
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Originally posted by C4S Surgeon
The Porsche motorsports version is less than a hundred dollars. Fits perfectly, Max has it on his car, works well on the track.
The Porsche motorsports version is less than a hundred dollars. Fits perfectly, Max has it on his car, works well on the track.
Hey Doc..
Our Splitter is more aggressive and offers more downforce than the PM one..as well as offering the ability to paint or a carbon finish...
BTW: hows the car coming? anymore visits to the glen planned?
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03-27-2005 | 10:51 PM
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Re: Re: GT3
Originally posted by Porsche Babe
That spoiler is a direct bolt-on for the GT3 nose, same with your '05 GT3. There is no fabrication required. I will PM you the pricing for the fiberglass and Carbon Fiber Spoiler.
That spoiler is a direct bolt-on for the GT3 nose, same with your '05 GT3. There is no fabrication required. I will PM you the pricing for the fiberglass and Carbon Fiber Spoiler.
My stock plastic lip scrapes all the time and gets bumped into lots of things. It shows some wear, but has held up better than expected. One made of fiberglass or CF wouldn't last very long IMO.
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03-29-2005 | 01:37 PM
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Corey,
Don't have a picture but cup one looks very similar to the GT3 oe splitter. It is a bit larger and at the side where the GT3 version is flush with the side of the fender the cup one extends full width to the wheel well. And I am told it is 1/4" lower than the GT3 version.
Not being very helpful, but I don't have a P/N for the cup version but there's only one available, I believe. So just asking for the cup car splitter will get you what you want.
Don't have a picture but cup one looks very similar to the GT3 oe splitter. It is a bit larger and at the side where the GT3 version is flush with the side of the fender the cup one extends full width to the wheel well. And I am told it is 1/4" lower than the GT3 version.
Not being very helpful, but I don't have a P/N for the cup version but there's only one available, I believe. So just asking for the cup car splitter will get you what you want.
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03-30-2005 | 03:41 AM
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Ray Thanks,
I'm looking for one just like that which would sit out a little on the sides. I love that cargraphic one, but I couldn't justify the price since it's a wear item. I think my wife would kill me, or atleast it would give her an exuse to buy something expensive since I did.
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Corey
I'm looking for one just like that which would sit out a little on the sides. I love that cargraphic one, but I couldn't justify the price since it's a wear item. I think my wife would kill me, or atleast it would give her an exuse to buy something expensive since I did.
Cheers,
Corey
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03-30-2005 | 06:15 AM
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Corey,
I agree with you and Holger, Cargraphic looks great but I'd hate to have all that expense ground up on a driveway. I could easily justify the $100 for the OE splitter and not have to worry about scrapeing it, just buy a new one every season, if needed.
Ray
I agree with you and Holger, Cargraphic looks great but I'd hate to have all that expense ground up on a driveway. I could easily justify the $100 for the OE splitter and not have to worry about scrapeing it, just buy a new one every season, if needed.
Ray
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04-01-2005 | 07:38 AM
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The cup version is THE MOST POPULAR upgrade we perform at Formula Motorsports for the GT3 Street version AND "more than likely", THE LEAST EXPENSIVE!. In addition, based on it's construction, Motorsports version is definitely more flexible. Carbon or harder composits will inevitably break when touched by anything on the ground. Cheers-Mark
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04-01-2005 | 11:40 AM
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Hey to you Ray:
Actually, we have a bunch of GT3'ers in my area (NYC) AND cup car owners. as a matter of fact, One just left my shop 1/2 hour ago. seems a tree chased it a bashed it's L/R quarter in!Remember Ray...watch for those moving trees, they're a *****!
Mark-www.formulamotorsports.com
Actually, we have a bunch of GT3'ers in my area (NYC) AND cup car owners. as a matter of fact, One just left my shop 1/2 hour ago. seems a tree chased it a bashed it's L/R quarter in!Remember Ray...watch for those moving trees, they're a *****!
Mark-www.formulamotorsports.com
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04-02-2005 | 07:16 AM
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Adiction to my life of Porsche will never finish,,,,Addition to my building will (more than likely) never finsh either; both seemingly a perpetual and perplexing issue when measuring others against them. Watch the sun down there, it's nice to know who's interested in FORMULA MOTORSPORTS in cybeBS. BTW how's your "boy" in nueva york? M
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