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Why the holes in the rear valance?










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Lighter, Racier look?

For the 935 it would help the heat from the turbo escape.
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Looks is all, and maybe a pound of weight reduction.
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heat release, in the case of a turbo racer
and any trapped air in all cases

there is hardly any weight reduction when drilling even a stock 74-89 rear aluminum bumper
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Cooling.
The turbo/mufler area on race cars gets hot enough to bubble paint.
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1. Heat extraction, especially on the turbo models

2. Looks cool and racy otherwise.
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Helps to cool the muffler bearings....
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air flow to release heat. What else? to looks like a race car?

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