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cleaned radiators

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cleaned radiators

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

so I bought an aftermarket lip/spoiler off eBay as the OEM has seen better days http://www.ebay.com/itm/Porsche-996-.../150751922965? so today was bumper service, clean out the rads and stuff install some mesh behind the intakes should fit right, looks a little short by about 5/8' or so tried bending the bumper (it's off the car) any tricks ? thanks in advance

POST 2Original post

That's a lip, not a splitter. I don't have any tricks for you but in general the eBay stuff isn't known for quality fitment.

POST 3Original post

Make sure you have it dead center, and then start from the middle and work outward. Mock it up with blue painter's tape if necessary...

POST 4Original post

Watching with interest, mine needs replacing and prefer non-Oem for this part if possible... let us know if you cracked the install and if you would recommend.

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

working on it.... and success 5CHN3LL's approach worked secure top of bumper, measure for center and work to ends you have to dispense with a couple of clips on end at wheel well and don't be afraid to add a couple of TEK's around the inlets to stiffen it luckily, I already had primer and 1 coat finish already on, so I just shot another couple of coats cleaned radiators

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