There was a post or a thread within a post of someone who shaved down their front spoiler lip on a GT2 nose. My lip scrapes all the time. This post was an orange 996 with a GT2 front nose (not sure if it was a GT2 or a front GT2 bumber). This person cut back the chin spoiler which kept the front of the spoiler from scraping the ground. I just ordered a spare lip for my nose and I want to cut it down like this guy did to avoid scraping and still have the lip attached. I've searched and searched and can't find the pictures. Does anyone remember this? Anyone know the car I'm talking about? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
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