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Replace entire bumper cover, maybe you could find

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There's also a dealer installed or techquipment aerokit that adds a piece onto the front rather than replacing the entire bumper cover, maybe you could find that.

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Use epoxy

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The top edge mounts to the surface of the car with 3m tape or some shops use epoxy.

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Replace entire bumper cover, maybe you could find

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There's also a dealer installed or techquipment aerokit that adds a piece onto the front rather than replacing the entire bumper cover, maybe you could find that.

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Use epoxy

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The top edge mounts to the surface of the car with 3m tape or some shops use epoxy.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi, I've been looking for a '996 for about 4 months and I'm now interested in one. The car is a '01 C4 Cabrio. The question I have is about the side skirts on this car. The car doesn't have the Aero package, but the skirts look like they are Aero style. What I would like to know is, could these skirts be OE on this car or are they add on? And, would anyone know if they are on top of the original side skirts and could be removed without damaging the car? I don't think I like the way they look without the complete Aero package. Any help would be appreciated. I will own a 996 soon. Can't wait to post a picture of one I own, but until then, here is a picture of the side skirts I'm asking the questions about.

POST 3Original post

Quotes source post: 7951770

That car looks like it has Mk I side skirts and a Mk I Aero front bumper. Looks like Porsche parts to me.

POST 4Original post

look for screw attachements underneath.... if it has it its oem.... it will be easy to remove, but would have to get the sticky off on top.... I would leave it alone though, just put on a gt3 lip on the front to balance the look a little.

POST 5Original post

Need a better front pic but that doesn't look like a Mk1 aero front. Looks like the regular front. Could be the lighting that is giving the illusion of the "rounded" side extension present on the aero front.

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 7952456

Here is a picture of the front bumper.

POST 8Original post

I have an 01 C2 cab with factory side skirts and the rear bumper side flares as well. I factory ordered the car with the GT package that included skirts, flares and larger exhaust pipe extensions. I The 01 pictured appears to have the identical skirts to mine. The bumber is stock (non aero). As I recall, the 01 aero kit added aero front bumper plus rear fixed spoiler in addition to skirts and flares. The side skirts have large screws that attach skirt to body. Hope this helps.

POST 9Original post

I *think* that would be option X76 if it was factory.

POST 10Original post

Nice wheels and aero skirts, good looking cab.

POST 11Original post

some cars came with the side skirts alone, not the whole Aerokit. Having them doesn't mean it's not original they just look funny (to me) without the aero front bumper. Some aero cars have the rear side trims on them and some don't. There's also a dealer installed or techquipment aerokit that adds a piece onto the front rather than replacing the entire bumper cover, maybe you could find that.

POST 12Original post

If you dont want the side skirts...i'll take them. Oth

POST 13 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 7953340

First the car has to go through a PPI, but I will consider the sale if I purchase it. Thanks for everyones help.

POST 14Original post

The side skirts attach with screws and clips underneath along the edge and with a screw on each end inside the wheel well. The top edge mounts to the surface of the car with 3m tape or some shops use epoxy. Tape is an easy removal but epoxy could take a bit of time and require some heat. Nice looking car, congrats

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