POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
This is just the result of summer driving on reasonably nice days since April this year
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YOUR RESEARCHOne year’s worth of rad debris
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POST 2Original post
Thats a lot of detritus for a single annum! You could add some radiator guards, tje mesh in front of the rads.
POST 3Original post
Crackers not to have some form of guards on these.
POST 4Original post
These work a treat.....
POST 5Original post
Same here:
POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
I think i'll look into getting something sorted before i put the bumper back on now. Alex is yours just covering half the opening, do you have a better pic?
POST 7Original post
Write-up: Thread 'DIY Ice Saver' 11 Jul 2014 Hi, After fitting new condensers last month and doing a 2K mile trip next week thought it'd be a good idea to try and preserve the life of them. Did a DIY mesh guard today with a couple of mesh sheets I bought off eBay for £15.47. Looks quite good and should stop any nasty stones puncturing the rads. See photos below. Alex Replies: 10 Forum: Porsche 911 996 (1997-2005)
POST 8Original post
I opted for these after seeing the sheer amount of debris between the radiators. Dedicated to your Porsche needs Design 911 supply car parts, spares and accessories, to both retail and to the trade. Our car product and accessory range includes brakes, exhausts, tyres, wheels and panels and interiors. #Porsche #ServiceCentre #Essex www.design911.co.uk I wasn't overly impressed with the fit or how they attach and wish I had done what Alex has done above.
POST 9Original post
My condensers are still like new 12 years / 90k miles later and the car's my daily.
POST 10Original post
Pictures of my grill install.
POST 11Original post
Quotes source post: 2828379
Was it a bumper off job to do it? I'd like to have a grille of some sort - but am not a great automotive DIY'er!
POST 12Original post
Yes, the write-up is posted above.
POST 13Original post
The kit was from Design911 for about £90. A nice video was supplied here: Bumper does not need to be removed.
POST 14Original post
Quotes source post: 2828504
Had these on my 2010 Boxster... good quality and very easy fitment if a little flimsy.
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