Strange marks on Cayman GTS front trim

[Twinfan]

I wouldn't be without mine. I think it was a massive error by Porsche not to fit mesh as standard as on the GT cars. The size of the openings in the bumper are ridiculously large!

[PhantomPH]

My first reaction is that I prefer the look of the open bumper, but only marginally. I'd have to see a car with them fitted in the flesh before I committed to buying and breaking things during fitting. (I work using my brain and not my hands for a reason - I'm about as practical as a sunroof on a spaceship)

[Twinfan]

Zunsport can fit them for you - a good excuse for a road trip.....

[NBTBRV8]

I prefer the look of the GT4 mesh, but it is such a bugger to adapt it to fit.

[Maxym]

Twinfan said:

Zunsport can fit them for you - a good excuse for a road trip.....

Had mine done by them - after a bit of a f**k up when I tried myself...

[Twinfan]

I did mine myself, it's not too bad once you work out how they go on. I'd rather do it myself and get it spot on rather than risk someone else rushing it and just throwing them on. However, I'm sure if you go to Zunsport headquarters they'd do it properly. I'm not sure I'd use a local fitting agent though, but that's maybe just me being paranoid.

[jonttt]

I think they look OEM especially with the gloss GTS exterior pack. I fitted them myself....

http://s624.photobucket.com/user/jonttt/media/__Bo...

Edited by jonttt on Thursday 20th April 16:42

[Milnsey]

Any detrimental effect on cooling ?

[Twinfan]

Milnsey said:

Any detrimental effect on cooling ?

Nope. No difference whatsoever.

[PhantomPH]

My OPC has been great - does look like it's had the grilles on and the clips have left rusty residual marks. My only option might be to get some sorted and put them back on, after all.

Seems the grilles are quite a common fit. Take note, Porsche!