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Once the skirt is in place on the car take the clips and line them up using some silicone spray on the clip and slide them in place with the skirt on the car.

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Once the skirt is in place on the car take the clips and line them up using some silicone spray on the clip and slide them in place with the skirt on the car.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

My MK II aero skirts came back from paint today. Pretty happy with the transformation to my Cab. A tip for anyone else considering the install. Attach the rear first then the front. Once the skirt is in place on the car take the clips and line them up using some silicone spray on the clip and slide them in place with the skirt on the car. I wish I figured this out on the first side. The first skirt took over an hour and the second one about 20 mins. photo728.jpg photo423.jpg photo869.jpg

POST 2Original post

Looks good my man. Are you headed to Roebling in Jan? I will definitely swing over and check it out.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks Gator. I would like to make it in January but have a bunch of business travel around that time. Might still try to make it. You bringing the new ride?

POST 4Original post

That looks fantastic. The Fuchs homage wheel color pattern works. I like the LED strip in the bumper intakes - updates the look nicely. The side skirts look great. Just all ties together well. Of course it helps tremendously to start with the best color.

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks KC! Is there any other color?

POST 6Original post

The sides look really good, interested in your front lip spoiler, brand please?

POST 8Original post

Very nicely done. I need to take mine off and put new double sided tape on the tops, thanks for the installation tip. M54 thats the gt3 cup splitter.

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And some sort of rear wing!

POST 11 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks. It's OEM Porsche GT3 Cup car splitter.

POST 12 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks. I have smoked Spyder LEDs on now.

POST 13 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Next on my list after semi solid Rennline motor mounts. I want this Hofele wing. But doesn't appear it will fit a MKII photo335.jpg .

POST 14Original post

Your car looks gorgeous. So essentially you have the GT3 front splitter, MK2 side skirts, and stock MK2 rear bumper? If so I need to copy you!

POST 16 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Fpena, Thanks for the compliment. Your spot on.

POST 17 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Spats? Not sure. I'm going to live with it awhile and see later if I should add.

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