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use the same after market front end 'stuff' as the general production year

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POST 1Original post

There seems to be a lacking selection of front lips made for the 987.2 . Has anyone had any luck with any of the universal polyurethane lips out there or the rubber ones like All-Fit or EZ Fit? Pics are always appreciated.

POST 2Original post

I think I've asked the same question here and on ******** and was responded to by silence. I'll be subscribing to this thread in hopes we can get a response.

POST 3Original post

- jump to 5:10 if the link doesn't. This is for a 981 but its a nice video pan around an All-Fit lip.

POST 4Original post

All-Fit shows a "cut a tiny V trick" in the install video, doing that to match the particular shape might make it look even more 'official' for the given front end. Forgive my ignorance on this one, Can the 987.1 use the same after market front end 'stuff' as the general production year 911 ? or is that only after swapping out the aero?

POST 5Original post

Sorry, I'm new to Porsches and am trying to figure all this stuff out as I go.

POST 6Original post

I have Jon May's poly lips and GT4 wings on my 987.1 and 987.2 . If your car is lowered at all the lip will drag all over the place - bumps, humps, depressions, driveways, etc. You will have to watch everywhere you go. I can't believe that All-Fit lip will stay on w/ tape alone; indeed, I have major screws and other attachment devices on mine and they still come loose.

POST 7Original post

Bill - thanks. Sounds like a lip isn't the answer to the scrapes under my bumper. Mebbe I should get that section painted, and then add some sort of rollers that push it up a bit before it gets scraped up. Or even metal sliders..

POST 8Original post

I tried the all fit lip and it doesnt 100% work (or i havent been able to really seal it like id want) due to the front being slghtly angled....In lieu i massaged to make this lip fit

POST 10Original post

That looks great. Who makes that lip? Did it take much trimming to get it to work?

POST 11Original post

I can shoot you a link to the lip, essentially i just had to heat it up just a little (literally not much) so it bends around the front a little more, otherwise i just screwed it in LOL

POST 13Original post

@wmclarenf1 can you post pics good sir? and +1 on the scraping...i have the ST coils and even with a mild drop with the lip i have to be extra careful on grades and uneven pavement/drains lol

POST 14Original post

Here you go Sir. I have the matching side skirts as well.

POST 15Original post

ohhh thats nice do you have a link to the sideskirts?

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