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Mystery solved and yes that makes perfect sense as we don’t use the liners on the race car.

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Mystery solved and yes that makes perfect sense as we don’t use the liners on the race car.

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Mystery solved and yes that makes perfect sense as we don’t use the liners on the race car.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi I have rather bashed my race Cayman and am struggling to identify this part / part number. It sits against the body under the rear bumper and under the tail light housing - as per image. It’s not on the Porsche parts schematic and my OPC don’t know either - a part number would be really helpful as there isn’t one on the one. I have but I think that’s because it is only “partial” after the crash Many thanks Mark

POST 2Original post

There are several Caymans being broken on Ebay at the moment. You could send them your photo?

POST 4Original post

If you take a close look at the image below, it appears it’s all part of/moulded into the rear section of the arch liner/exhaust heat shield support bracket :

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks Slippy Mystery solved and yes that makes perfect sense as we don’t use the liners on the race car. Goodness only knows why that tiny broken bit got left on there at last rebuild. Good news though one less new part to buy Thanks again

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mark2604 said: Thanks Slippy Mystery solved and yes that makes perfect sense as we don’t use the liners on the race car. Goodness only knows why that tiny broken bit got left on there at last rebuild. Good news though one less new part to buy Thanks again I imagine it locates the leading edge of the rear bumper where it meets the quarter panel diagonally ?

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Yes it does, managed ok for a few seasons on one side without it though. But the corner. I smashed…….that was the biggest but left over !!

POST 9 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

They are the workshop wheels, with tyrewrap a bit shreaded

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