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Has anyone heard of nrauto, or could you recommend any other retailers that sell the Aero kit.
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I just bought my first Porsche. A 2001 Orient Red C2. It's gorgeous. While looking for this car, I saw a lot of C2's with Aero kits. I want to have one installed. I've seen quite a few in the Porsche Excellence magazine. Has anyone heard of NR Automotive Accessories. Their website is nrauto.com. It seems 2400-2600 is the average kit price (front spoiler, side skirts
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Has anyone heard of nrauto, or could you recommend any other retailers that sell the Aero kit. Thanks.
I would stick with a factory kit. You can get a good discount on one from Foreign Affairs Motorsports. Talk to Bobby at [phone removed].
Enjoy your new car and welcome!
Mike
IMHO there is nothing that comes close to the factory parts. Check with Rennlist sponser <a href="http://www.carnewal.com" target="_blank">Carnewal.com</a> for great prices.
Here is a pic of my factory aerokit:
<img src="http://web.dsldesigns.com/~ljcook/996/albidx/images/full/side3.jpg" alt=" - " />
I would only put a factory kit on my car. Fit is better and a factory kit may help resale value a little. After market kits look after market and do hurt resale. I bought my Factory aero kit from Bobby at Foreign Affairs <a href="http://www.2fam.com" target="_blank">www.2fam.com</a> for 20% off of Porsche Sug. Retail
I agree with everyone else....definitely go with the facttory kit. Thats what I did with my 99 C2. Aftermarket are not where near factory when it comes to fitment and quality.
Hi Ken, and welcome to the world's best Porsche Forum!
I agree with all the posters above..nothing against aftermarket folks, but if you're a purist it really doesn't cost any more to stay with "factory stuff" It's good quality and it fits! I also agree with the suggestion that Loren made about Gert at <a href="http://www.carnewal.com" target="_blank">www.carnewal.com</a> In fact I've got a Turbo rear bumper coming from him for my 02 Cab and he is a great communictor.
My 02 Cab, factory wing and rockers (tequipment, I think)
<img src="http://www.986host.com/albums/doncapecod/NuMisty_R_3_4.sized.jpg" alt=" - " />
You might check with Suncoast Motorsports as well, not long ago they were being very aggressive on the price of the aero kit, at least the front for sure.
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