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Cayman GT3 body kit - Japanese Translation???

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Replace fenders so no way oem is less expensive

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OEM wont fit without changing fenders so no way OEM is less expensive.

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Replace fenders so no way oem is less expensive

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OEM wont fit without changing fenders so no way OEM is less expensive.

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POST 1Original post

Check out this GT3 Cayman kit - 6speedonline.com Forums I like the porsche aerokit front bumper on the cayman, thegt3 back, not so sure. Anyone know who makes it?

POST 2Original post

I like the front as well. Not sure about the back either.

POST 3Original post

someone posted that kit here last month. Its also on ebay. some japanese company its a OEM imitation. I believe they sell it as a gt3 conversion kit.

POST 4Original post

Yes that is from Machine Works in Japan, I've sent them a couple of inquiries, just waiting to hear back, maybe they can't read English emails, I don't know. Maybe I should get someone here to send something in Japanese?

POST 5Original post

message in Japanese? Ken, I work on a Japanese aerospace company and could ask someone for a translation if you want, please let me know. [email removed]

POST 6Original post

Thanks, will keep that in mind, going to give them a little more time to respond to the latest

POST 7Original post

Beta Translation Translated version of http://shop.yumetenpo.jp/goods/goodsList.jsp?st=emuzu.co.jp&category=12&action=category

POST 8Original post

is the OEM cheaper? the price quoted from 6spd is only 3200. that's quite cheap for a whole front and rear bumper. their brakes also looks damn nice.

POST 9Original post

OEM wont fit without changing fenders so no way OEM is less expensive. Gilles, can you email them and see if they respond? I emailed in English and didn't get a response, if you can email them in Japanese please and see if you get even a response then we can go from there.

POST 10Original post

Gilles, I haven't heard back from you, perhaps you are out of the country? I just received another email from them but again I need some help communicating with the people at this company in Japan. Everyone, Is there anyone else here besides Gilles (if he's unavailable) that can help me communicate with these people in Japan? If so please email or PM me so I can get us all together in email and hopefully move the ball forward.

POST 11Original post

K man S, I can do it. But it'll have to be on saturday. Let me know what you would like translated.

POST 12Original post

Please let me know, I appreciate the translation to Japanese, feel free to send me the email, etc.

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