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Anyone figured out away not to scrape bumper on parking curb other than not hit it? Parking sensor kit? Curb feelers(kidding) or just don't let wife drive car? Thanks. JW
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The lower lip on the valence of my car was scraped on the entrance to my driveway, which is angled up, when delivered - I had it replaced, and no further issues.
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POST 2Original post
Do I need to answer!!!!
POST 3Original post
You can get a piece of plastic that fits at the bottom of the bumper. Look at ebay and some speedshops online. It bolts to the existing holes without bumper removal.
POST 4Original post
I have not lowered my car and have the lip on it also. Never rubs curb stops. Sometimes rubs on steep driveways. Your car must be lowered?
POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Thanks for the input. JW
POST 6Original post
Don't let your wife drive? Is she just a crappy driver? Or does she regularly drive something else. Not quite sure what you are asking. The simple answer is DON'T hit the curbs.
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The lower lip on the valence of my car was scraped on the entrance to my driveway, which is angled up, when delivered - I had it replaced, and no further issues. I front the car down the driveway on a 45 degree angle, and back it up the same way - it's a pain, but the front lip and the exhaust clear with an inch or two to spare.
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Porsches aren't very long cars, so why park the nose so close to the parking curb? I typically park mine 18" or so from the parking curb, and the rear isn't even sticking out of the parking spot.
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