[flwbyu]

Greetings,



I just got my Porsche Motorsports Front Spoiler installed today and had to share. <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/biggrin.gif" class="smilie" alt="" /> I also received the Porsche Motorsports Rear Spoiler as well. I am still missing a couple pieces on that but hope to have it installed soon. I wanted to say a big thanks to Raj Datta who helped me to obtain these rare beauties.



Best wishes to everyone,



Scott

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[chris]

Very nice!



So where did you get it again? <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/smile.gif" class="smilie" alt="" />

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[rhudeboye]

The splitter looks very nice. Really complements the car. I tried to obtain one myself from a guy off of Rennslist a few weeks back but they went too fast.



Is your grill steal or painted white? Either way it accents the silver crest well.

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[flwbyu]

Very nice!



So where did you get it again? smile.gif

Chris, all smiles!

The splitter looks very nice. Really complements the car. I tried to obtain one myself from a guy off of Rennslist a few weeks back but they went too fast.



Is your grill steal or painted white? Either way it accents the silver crest well.

rhudeboye, the grill is from 968 engineering who is not selling them anymore. ;-(

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[flash]

eric sandoval turned me onto the source for these - they are readily available from gert at carnewal in belgium (carnewal-europe.com) - he always has them - 360 EU i believe (that's $484 as of today) - less if you buy in quantity - doing so also allows you to save on shipping - i think it something like $60 fedex for 6 and $50 for 1



i did a group buy on them a bit over a year ago - it would be cool if somebody else did the same thing again - i highly recommend carnewal - gert is a great guy

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[mrayner]

I would be interested in a group buy. The carnewal splitter is more expensive than others, however I understand it is made of much stronger material (not fiberglass)?

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[flash]

it is the only polyurethane one i know of - it is the "factory" part - it's not so much that it is stronger, but that it flexes

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[mrayner]

Here are the sources of 968 front splitters I know of:



http://www.americaninternationalracing.com...galleryid=26821



http://www.gt-racing.com/



http://www.essentialstyling.com/968_products.htm



http://www.carnewal-europe.com/main.htm

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[flash]

the first 2 are fiberglass



don't know about ess



the last one is the real mccoy



tech art also makes a 3 piece unit, but it looks very different, and is also pricey compared to the fiberglass replicas above

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[Renalicious]

Surprisingly the parts that GT racing sells (body panels from their catalog), aren't as expensive as I thought they would be. I was expecting each panel to cost thousands of dollars. Not cheap, but far less expensive than what I was imagining.

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[flash]

yeah - not bad - however, the fit and finish of their parts i've seen is typical of fiberglass components like this - it's not just them - i have yet to see perfect fit fiberglass stuff - perfect for a race car, but not generally up to snuff for a street car

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[Apex Rex]

The splitter looks great! Just another item to add to the list of things to get...

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[mike]

I emailed Gert on the April 3 to inquire about the availability and shipping costs. This is Gert's reply:

Hi Mike,



The P86001 Cup chin spoiler is 360 Euro

Shipping for one or two units is 58 Euro (because of the size )



We need 3-5 days to get the parts in stock.

Shipping usually takes 2-3 days.

If you like to order, please use our secure site.

http://www.carnewal-europe.com/cpx_order.htm

Let me know if you have any other questions.



Thanks,

Gert.

mike

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[flash]

yup - great service - fast delivery - nice guy - very easy to deal with - what more can you ask for?

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[Nenehubert]

I'd be interested in a group buy as well. Mine is all mangled, and i need a new one.

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[bob blackwell]

rhudeboy, if you are interested in braided stainless steel grill inserts, contact Doug Foster (doster on this site) he made up a set for "ol blue" and I am very happy with them. They are a lot stronger than the aluminum items which 968 engineering was making. I broke the bottom aluminum insert on the track when I hit a cone and it could not be repaired. So far the braided stainless steel is holding up well. Good luck, Bob Blackwell.

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[rhudeboye]

[quote name='bob blackwell' post='34209' date='Apr 16 2007, 05:11 AM']rhudeboy, if you are interested in braided stainless steel grill inserts, contact Doug Foster (doster on this site) he made up a set for "ol blue" and I am very happy with them. They are a lot stronger than the aluminum items which 968 engineering was making. I broke the bottom aluminum insert on the track when I hit a cone and it could not be repaired. So far the braided stainless steel is holding up well. Good luck, Bob Blackwell.[/quote]



Thanx Bob



I will PM doster now.

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