Who makes steel fender flares?

[Don Nguyen]

Looking to put a widebody on my narrobody C4, and I wanted to use steel flares. Been trying to search for what's available out there.

Let me know if you guys have any leads/info.

thanks.

-Don

[boba]

Turbo flairs are avalable from the dealer or Restoration Design.

911/912 Exterior: Restoration Design

[redturbo911]

+1 restoration design no affiliation.

[Don Nguyen]

Cool. I'll look into that.

thanks.

-Don

[tx996tt]

Are there issues using the 930 flares on a 964 other than the holes for torsion bar clearance which can be filled? thanks

[YZR500]

Originally Posted by tx996tt

Are there issues using the 930 flares on a 964 other than the holes for torsion bar clearance which can be filled? thanks

I'm also interested for my '92 C2, are the 930 flares a simple install that will look just like the 965? Assuming the torsion bar holes are filled?

Thanks

[Jim Dorociak]

The 930 flares are shaped the same as the 965 flare, BUT where the torsion bar hole is completely different than a 965 or a 964 fender. There is a large cut out and holes for a shark fin (2nd half of a rocker panel) this covers that large different opening vs the 930 fender. jim jdorociak@gmail.com

[YZR500]

Thanks Jim for this invaluable info.

Stephan

[ersh]

So where do you source the rear flares? I've only seen the older turbo flares available

thx

'93rsa 3.8

[Jim Dorociak]

the actual rear 965 flare is not available separately, but rather is the complete quarter panel. You could contact the Porsche dealer or a salvage yard, but just know these are very expensive. -- I think you could use the 930 flare and then modify by the torsion bar hole with the 964 cut out and test fit with a factory 965 shark fin. Jim