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factory installed though......you may want to be careful about quality of labor as I've read some horror stories on other sites.
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Any thoughts to installing side skirts on a Cab?They look pretty nice on a coupe but I have not seen any on a Cab.
I know it is a personal preference but wondering if any of you have them and like the new look?
Also, Are they pretty easy to install?
Thanks,
Walt
99 Cab Guards Red
Don,
Thanks for the photos, but, I am talking about the addition of just side skirts on an otherwise stock 996 Cab. Your car looks awesume, but I can't help but also see the new tail and nose. Not ready to invest the extra $$$ for the other additions you have just yet.
So the question is: to side skirt of not to side skirt?
Walt
here are some pictures - 2000 cab
factory installed though......you may want to be careful about quality of labor as I've read some horror stories on other sites. Gives the car a lowered look.
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Don, quite some nice landscaping you have on your property. I haven't seen that much green grass in a while.
Regarding the side skirts, I'd go with them on an otherwise stock car. They look great, add a little flavor to the profile of the car and give it a slightly lowered look that coupled with the european suspension modifications makes the car look awesome.
later,
amir
[quote] I know it is a personal preference but wondering if any of you have them and like the new look?<hr></blockquote>
Now really....did you think anyone who has gone to that time & expence was going to to say......."nah, didn't really like the way it turned out, guess I may have made a mistake, ah shucks".
Anyway, you said it best, "it's a personal preference"....so, if it pulls your chain, you should do it.....don't listen to anyone, including me.....cause personally I don't think they really belong on a Cab (not a 996 cab)........and maybe I'd warm up to them more if they blended a bit better with the body line (ie Turbo rocker)...and didn't look so much as an add-on......but don't listen to me
Maybe don't listen to me either. I was going back and forth. I think it takes away the clean lines of the 996. But then again, I don't care to much for the aerokit. I do like the side skirt on the turbo. It blends more. Just my opinion.
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