What valance is this and who makes it?

[PorscheGuy79]

This is my car but I get this question all the time, what is the valance that is on the car and who makes it?

[Tom '74 911]

I can't tell for sure, but it looks close to this one:

http://www.rennspd.com/P_Detail.asp?PID=574

I looked at the Getty and GT Racing cataloges and didn'd see it, but may have missed it?

Anyway, it looks good!

[PorscheGuy79]

Tom,

I think you are right, my car was dressed up as a narrow body BTR when I purchased it. That would make sense.

[Tom '74 911]

I personally like the duck, no rockers and the "Carrera" graphics much better! Nice wheels too. It's cool that by changing only a few fairly easy things, you can really change the look of your car.

[tonythetarga]

I have one on my car. Vertex carries them as well.

[Hugh R]

Do you have an oil cooler behind it? Without the a/c condensor it would just be for looks otherwise.

[PorscheGuy79]

Originally posted by Hugh R
Do you have an oil cooler behind it? Without the a/c condensor it would just be for looks otherwise.

Yup, a huge RUF style cooler, its like 3in thick.

[RideShoot&Drink]

Ok gang, I need your help...I recently purchased this:



but my air dam is missing this:



How can I solve it?

BTW, really like the look of the stock bumper and that air dam

[tonythetarga]

I think you just have to re-use the stock panel that fits there unless you sold it with the original valence.

[RideShoot&Drink]

Well, original valence is still on the car, there is rubber lip spoiler in place of circled items. What's underneath it?

[tonythetarga]

I'm not sure what you mean by rubber lip. The stock valence has a small metal panel between the fender and the bellows for the bumper. I would think you could keep that piece and fit it on your new valence. Perhaps you could add a picture of your current valence.

[PorscheGuy79]

Originally posted by tonythetarga
I'm not sure what you mean by rubber lip. The stock valence has a small metal panel between the fender and the bellows for the bumper. I would think you could keep that piece and fit it on your new valence. Perhaps you could add a picture of your current valence.

I think thats what is going to have to happen. Cut off this piece of a fiberglass bumper and resign it onto the new one. Unless there is a better option.

Like this:



Does the new bumper look like this peice is cut off? There must be a reason for this. Maybe it is for an early car?

[Miguel Antonett]

Here is mine, I installed a front oil cooler and modified the original valance maintaining the rubber lip and original stance.

[PorscheGuy79]

Oh crap I knew what goes there! The front bumper you bought is for a turbo flaired car and uses the factory rubber lip probably! Doh!

[RideShoot&Drink]

Wow...that's even better, Miguel that answers it! Thanks!

[RideShoot&Drink]

Miguel do you have more pics of the installation? Thanks.

[Jim Williams]

I thinkThe Racer's Group sells (or sold) the one in the original post. You might call and ask them.