[stevev968]

Hi guys,

I'm looking for a place that produces the Turbo S type front spoiler, ie. the one with the larger opening between the driving lights. I'm also looking for a polycarbonate splitter.



I'm located in Los Angeles.



Whilst I'm here, I'd be interested in discussing with someone who has performed a 968 turbo conversion where the intercooler has a major cutout in the hood between the NACA ducts (ie. hood pins are used).



Regards,

Steve

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[flash]

i just sent you a pm

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[Eric_K]

Fitzgerald Racing Services makes fiberglass reproductions of all those.



http://www.fitz-racing.com.au/sub-5.htm



Eric

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[stevev968]

[quote name='Eric_K' date='Mar 30 2005, 02:49 PM']

Fitzgerald Racing Services makes fiberglass reproductions of all those.



So where do you get Polycarbonate spliters in the US?

Steve

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[Greimann]

[quote name='stevev968' date='Mar 30 2005, 05:22 PM']So where do you get Polycarbonate spliters in the US?

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Polyurethane actually. They are not available from anywhere in the US. Carnewall In Belgium can get them. They are not on the website. You have to call them and ask for Gert.

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

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[stevev968]

Many thanks... yes, polyurethane is what I meant.... (brain not working)

Regards,

steve

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[RPM]

Carnewall In Belgium can get them. They are not on the website. You have to call them and ask for Gert.

If that is not some amazing 968 inside knowledge! Dave you are my hero!

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[flash]

that's where i got them when i did the group buy a couple of months ago - really nice guy

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[Silver BLT]

Flash, What was the per / each cost of the PE splitters?

Silver BLT

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[flash]

350 Euro plus 50 Euro shipping - exchange rate varies, so no telling there

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[TheMirror]

How is color applied to those? Curious. You could paint them, but I imagine that would crack incredibly easily unless the PE is incredibly hard.



[quote name='flash' date='Apr 5 2005, 09:05 PM']350 Euro plus 50 Euro shipping - exchange rate varies, so no telling there

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[Greimann]

The splitters should be painted with an elastomeric additive in the paint. It makes the paint somewhat rubbery and it will flex with pretty severe bending.

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[TheMirror]

After thinking about it, I figured there was something like that out there. Thanks!



[quote name='Greimann' date='Apr 5 2006, 01:51 PM']The splitters should be painted with an elastomeric additive in the paint. It makes the paint somewhat rubbery and it will flex with pretty severe bending.

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[flash]

i have to repaint mine AGAIN - this time i'm going to have them put in 4 times the normal amount



then, while it's off, i'm finally going to make one that doesn't stick out so danged far forward

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[TheMirror]

What color do they come in unpainted? Is it black?



[quote name='flash' date='Apr 5 2006, 04:54 PM']i have to repaint mine AGAIN - this time i'm going to have them put in 4 times the normal amount



then, while it's off, i'm finally going to make one that doesn't stick out so danged far forward

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[Greimann]

Grey primer

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[EEZATOY]

Mirror,



I had mine painted at Walt Stickel (Franklin Blvd) - it costs about $120 and they matched the color perfectly - I have had no problems with the paint cracking - the front edge is getting scuffed up a bit (driveways/parking lots, etc) - but the paint on top is fine. If it were about an inch less wide that would probably reduce scuffing by 70-90% - so if Flash comes up with PU one like that then even I would be looking into a new one...hint hint <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/cool.gif" class="smilie" alt="" />



Sam

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[flash]

lol- i get the hint



since i have bent mine under now 3 times, i am pretty much over the whole thing, so i am defintely looking to create something new that doesn't do that

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[RS Barn]

Steve,

The Fitzgerald stuff is good but takes some work to fit. There is a three piece setup you need for hood intercooler duct. There is an rectangular piece that connect to the front bumper large opening . There is a U shaped channel that connects that opening to intercooler. (Fit is bad). Finally there is the hood (bonnet) exit that has to fit properly to let hood fit properly and exit heat.

I can send you pictures if you like.

Pete

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[renee_j]

Pete

I would like to see the picture that you have. Renee

renee.joffrion@nmci-isf.com

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