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Whats the general feeling on these items? do they really enhance the look of the car?
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POST 2Original post
If the skirt is nice and short then it certainly does not spoil the car[ ]
POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Nice one Mark.... eugene
POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Hi, Well, I'm OK with that but please do not forget the followings: 1. Skirts are like statistics: give some ideas but hide the main point. 2. Spoilers: may be, come from the verb to spoil. ;-)) Cheers, Fab
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Dave, Personally, I like the look when added to in my example the Sports Chassis option.
POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
In general I think they do enhance the appearance, so succeed from an aesthetic perspective, although some aftermarket things are more max power. However, they also add weight, cost a fortune, and the skirts and front spoilers are more prone to damage (especially if you lower the car as well). Big wings at the back are more a matter of taste - it depends whether you like the standard simple lines. My approach though is that if the manufacturer didn't think I needed it, then why bother. Form is supposed to follow function on a Porsche.
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