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YOUR RESEARCHAny aftermarket single wiper for 996?
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Hi there and good
day!! I was just reading GT magazine and noticing GT3's in races utilizes one wiper systems versus our
2 wiper system. Anyone know if it's available and from who? I think it looks great. Had a one wiper set-up on my BMW 325is and loved it. Regards. Mike
Amen to Flying Finn's statement. Today(and other days as well) for some reason I wanted to strip my car of all unwanted weight- I must be insane. Maybe in another 5 years I'm going to strip it and make it really track worthy : ). Regards. Mike
[quote]Originally posted by 996FLT6:
<strong>Amen to Flying Finn's statement. Today(and other days as well) for some reason I wanted to strip my car of all unwanted weight- I must be insane. Maybe in another 5 years I'm going to strip it and make it really track worthy : ). Regards. Mike</strong><hr></blockquote>
Ah, I'm in 'same mode' my friend, just removed back seats...
(another "check" for the list!)
A single wiper conversion would be cool if it was like the setup on the mb's where you can't see the wiper when the wipers are off.
I think that I've seen the cars you are talking about and the wiper is up about a 1/4 of the way. Which in my opinion looks alot like those hoopties I see driving around.
Just my two cents.
Don already lost like 30 lbs. Anymore I be a toothpick : ). Actually if it loses any weight it's a plus but mainly I do like a single wipe system. Is there a reason why GT3 cupcars utilize one wiper systems? Regards. Mike
Fairly straightforward to mimic what the 996 Cup uses.
Depending on where you are, some areas require a minimum wiped area - this is part of the OEM wiper design.
The cage welds don't look full and the mounting at the rear of the chassis doesn't look very stout.
Also reconsider padding on a street car. With bare metal there is nothing to absorb forces.
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