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I am confused as to what frunk liner to purchase.
One vendor sent me a liner for a rear wheel drive GTS which was too big. Another vendor wants to send me a frunk liner, claiming that the liner is the same size no matter whether the car is rear wheel or all wheel drive.
I believe that the frunk in my car is smaller than the rear wheel drive model for obvious reasons.
Does anyone know the correct answer or have personal experience as to whether or not the correct liner size depends on rear wheel vs. all wheel drive?
I have a '15 911S, rear drive only. I would think it would match your model year. The frunk on my car measures 22" deep at the back and 16" deep in the front. Although it's hard to know where to measure from, mine appears to be about 28.5" across and to be 18" or 19" from front to rear.
At least on the 991.1 from what I have read, it does.
I have a 991.1 Carrera 4 GTS and on that model (and maybe on your 991.2), the gas tank is 68L and slightly bigger than the RWD model.
Is it the gas tank or the AWD that makes the difference...not sure.
Anyway, for $20 I put
this
in my GTS and it is a perfect fit.
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