Hey everyone! Has anyone tried adapting a D-Maxton 997 or 996 GT3 front splitter to the 996.1? I currently have the GT3 small lip, but thought one of these might work, even though it extends past the narrow body front bumper sides, that could work/look okay.
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Here is a demon speed cup lip on my mk1 gt3 bumper. Not sure this helps?
Thanks! Both are helpful. I was thinking of removing the GT3 mini one that is sort of underneath the stock narrow body front bumper. Here are the ones I was considering (the screenshots are from D-Maxtons website). I know they will stick out beyond the bumper, but�.
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