YOUR RESEARCHRear fender roll modification drawing
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Does anyone have a copy of the factory or factory like drawing of the rear fender modification that includes the bumper cover modification? This drawing had dimensions and cut-away views. I think I saw it on this site but forgot to save it and now, no ammount of searching has turned it up. Thanks in advance, Paul
I don't have said drawings, but my fenders are rolled heavily and my bumper cover was modified to fit my wheels. I'll snap some pics for you.
Thanks Obvious, Pix will be appreciated. i would still like to get ahold of the factory like dimensioned drawing that shows the modifications. Will post on pelican and 6speed to round this up and share. Cheers, Paul
Ooops...wrong car.
High School Auto Shop?
No clue. I just know it's wrong...very, very, very, very wrong.
On page 523 of "996 The Essential Companion" it shows the rear fender seam rework with demensions based on the procedure developed by Porsche. PM me if you don't have the book.
Dammit I do have the book, thanks.
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