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I've been told they made the fenders wider to accomodate the redesigned 02' front bumper cover. Anyone know if that's true?...
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YOUR RESEARCHAre 02' front fenders wider than my 99's?..
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POST 2Original post
Well I believe the front track is wider for the 02+ cars, and the turbo shares the front fenders of the facelift cars, so I would think it's plausible, though I imagine it'd be a challenge to find hard data. I feel like there's a small aerodynamic difference from the different nose/fenders at higher speeds (less lift/drag), but there's plenty of room under the MK1 fenders for wide wheels/tires if that's your primary concern.
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JR....I have a MkI and MkII so I could take a measurement if you needed. Just let me know what types of measurements are needed.
POST 4Original post
do you need a front fender I have an MKI drivers
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shocking!
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hahahaha real out of charater ehh
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ed , now that you're over in air cooled land I am waiting for you to start stockpiling 964 tailbases and 993 ground effects. Any 997 parts in your garage we should be aware of? - Hans
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Pretty sure that's not true. Check the part numbers in PET. The difference in the bumpers is the headlights.
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