Apr 26, 2006 7:12:47 PM
- 997 newbie
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Apr 26, 2006 8:55:25 PM
- smiley
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Re: 997 Aerokit (Replica)
hey guy, do you have side skirts on there also? I have a full techart bodykit (without spoiler). But, i love the front spoiler on your car.
Does anyone with photoshop have the skills to create this?: aero kit front spoiler, techart sideskirts in basalt black? (Without rear spoiler)
It would be greatly appreciated
And your car rules by the way! enjoy brother!
Does anyone with photoshop have the skills to create this?: aero kit front spoiler, techart sideskirts in basalt black? (Without rear spoiler)
It would be greatly appreciated
And your car rules by the way! enjoy brother!
Apr 26, 2006 9:33:48 PM
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Re: 997 Aerokit (Replica)
Apr 26, 2006 10:01:47 PM
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Re: 997 Aerokit (Replica)
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997 newbie said:
Here is the website:
http://www.prestigebodykits.com/products/prestige-type-a-997-aero-complete-kit-p-239.html
FYI, the above link is "replica". If you want the OEM aerokit, you can find them at the following links.. a little bit more expensive
http://www.departstop.com/index.html
http://e-partssales.com/Merchant2/mercha...ory_Code=997ext
Apr 26, 2006 11:01:35 PM
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Re: 997 Aerokit (Replica)
1. "Replica" = illegal (not that I care... 
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2. "Replica" = no crash testing (pedestrian impact, what happens with parts during the crash, how they brake, etc.)
3. "Replica" = no aerodynamic testing at Vmax (risk of parts flying away due to wrong materials, bad connections, etc.)
Am I exaggerating? Au contraire. "Replica" parts (we actually call the FAKES here) have been involved in many nasty incidents over here in Europe. Especially aerodynamic/body kits, rims and suspension parts.
Guys, if you can afford such a car, you can afford the OEM aerokit too. Or for god's sake, at least get some quality part from a well known Tuner like Techart for example. Do yourself a favor, avoid "replica" parts.
)2. "Replica" = no crash testing (pedestrian impact, what happens with parts during the crash, how they brake, etc.)
3. "Replica" = no aerodynamic testing at Vmax (risk of parts flying away due to wrong materials, bad connections, etc.)
Am I exaggerating? Au contraire. "Replica" parts (we actually call the FAKES here) have been involved in many nasty incidents over here in Europe. Especially aerodynamic/body kits, rims and suspension parts.
Guys, if you can afford such a car, you can afford the OEM aerokit too. Or for god's sake, at least get some quality part from a well known Tuner like Techart for example. Do yourself a favor, avoid "replica" parts.
Re: 997 Aerokit (Replica)
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RC said:
1. "Replica" = illegal (not that I care...
2. "Replica" = no crash testing (pedestrian impact, what happens with parts during the crash, how they brake, etc.)
3. "Replica" = no aerodynamic testing at Vmax (risk of parts flying away due to wrong materials, bad connections, etc.)
Am I exaggerating? Au contraire. "Replica" parts (we actually call the FAKES here) have been involved in many nasty incidents over here in Europe. Especially aerodynamic/body kits, rims and suspension parts.
Guys, if you can afford such a car, you can afford the OEM aerokit too. Or for god's sake, at least get some quality part from a well known Tuner like Techart for example. Do yourself a favor, avoid "replica" parts.
I agree
Apr 26, 2006 11:22:38 PM
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Re: 997 Aerokit (Replica)
997 Newbie, do you work for Prestige Body Kits? It seems that almost all your posts here and at Renntech mention www.prestigebodykits.com. Is this a clever way of getting around the no advertising rules?
Maybe I am just suspicious but you don't even list that you own a 997. You even suggest their products for Cayenne owners over at the Cayenne board.
I suppose you could just be a satisfied customer wanting to spread the joy.
Phil
Maybe I am just suspicious but you don't even list that you own a 997. You even suggest their products for Cayenne owners over at the Cayenne board.
I suppose you could just be a satisfied customer wanting to spread the joy.
Phil
Re: 997 Aerokit (Replica)
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PS CA said:
997 Newbie, do you work for Prestige Body Kits? It seems that almost all your posts here and at Renntech mention www.prestigebodykits.com. Is this a clever way of getting around the no advertising rules?
Maybe I am just suspicious but you don't even list that you own a 997. You even suggest their products for Cayenne owners over at the Cayenne board.
I suppose you could just be a satisfied customer wanting to spread the joy.
Phil
It can't be his car if he doesn't even know what colour it is. That is not atlas.
Apr 27, 2006 5:51:38 PM
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Re: 997 Aerokit (Replica)
Can't see that being available for sale for very long.
Most manufacturers seem to get a bit hostile when someone sells exactly replica parts opf their own.
Also, front splitter in Carbon would not be good. Needs to be softish plastic. Mine hits the floor at least once every week. The OEM one has quite a lot of flexibility in it.
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Most manufacturers seem to get a bit hostile when someone sells exactly replica parts opf their own.
Also, front splitter in Carbon would not be good. Needs to be softish plastic. Mine hits the floor at least once every week. The OEM one has quite a lot of flexibility in it.
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