718 GT4 / Spyder Front Lip
Discussion
Hi,
I’m not picking my GT4 up for another 2 weeks, however when I was out viewing it, when it arrived at the dealership, the front lip was not fitted, which I understand is how they are shipped for logistic reasons.
The fact that these seem relatively straight forward to assemble, would mean they can be re-ordered and fitted yourself?
I’m quite concerned over the amount of speed bumps around my city, and how low the GT4 is. My 718 GTS rubbed off a lot of bumps which is significantly higher than the GT4.
Also, is there much give / flex in them.
I’m not picking my GT4 up for another 2 weeks, however when I was out viewing it, when it arrived at the dealership, the front lip was not fitted, which I understand is how they are shipped for logistic reasons.
The fact that these seem relatively straight forward to assemble, would mean they can be re-ordered and fitted yourself?
I’m quite concerned over the amount of speed bumps around my city, and how low the GT4 is. My 718 GTS rubbed off a lot of bumps which is significantly higher than the GT4.
Also, is there much give / flex in them.
Most gt cars they are a cheap part. 997 GT3 used to be a £80 part back in the day.
I find it odd they made a foam filled splitter which is going to cost 5x the amount and sticks out more, def an issue imo, my old GT4 and most GT3 scrape everywhere, I can only see the 718 being worse in this respect an odd move for this car sans lift esp on the Spyder as its a normal car really, I don’t think you would get them in any Multi story or most Ramped car parks, my GT4 was a utter pain for it. Lift on my GT3 was the 1st boxed I ticked.
It looks great though but will limit daily use.
I find it odd they made a foam filled splitter which is going to cost 5x the amount and sticks out more, def an issue imo, my old GT4 and most GT3 scrape everywhere, I can only see the 718 being worse in this respect an odd move for this car sans lift esp on the Spyder as its a normal car really, I don’t think you would get them in any Multi story or most Ramped car parks, my GT4 was a utter pain for it. Lift on my GT3 was the 1st boxed I ticked.
It looks great though but will limit daily use.
gtsralph said:
I’ve had no problems so far. On a tangential point, I was surprised at the ride height. It is so much higher than my modified 981S so much so I didn’t need to put it on ramps to use a low rise jack.
Likewise no issues so far, having owned low cars for a number of years tend to avoid known problem areas in the city and I don't park in multi-story car parks; not just for the obvious ramp issues, most of my Porsche's are left-hand drive so barriers are a real pain.Edited by NickUSA on Thursday 26th December 14:20
Porsche911R said:
I find it odd they made a foam filled splitter which is going to cost 5x the amount and sticks out more, def an issue imo, my old GT4 and most GT3 scrape everywhere, I can only see the 718 being worse in this respect an odd move for this car sans lift esp on the Spyder as its a normal car really
It looks great though but will limit daily use.
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