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993RS side skirt details

Here's the parts



And some detail shots





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fiberglass or metal?
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Bill,
any chance these would fit a 964 Turbo ?
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I genuinely doubt it - not without enough rework to make doing it with factory parts a waste. IMHO
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fiberglass or metal?
neither, the factory ones are some sort of semi-flexible plastic
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Bill,
any chance these would fit a 964 Turbo ?
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Like Don said, I doubt it.
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I am kinda leaning towards buying a 993 as a DD and if i ever do that you can bet 1)-i am replacing the gears and 2)-i am buying these side skirts...
Bill you got a PM..
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Bill, did you make that guard piece in the rear? What material? It's not on the parts list.
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You also need 2 of these, they are on the wheel well parts page not the side skirt page
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You didn't by any chance make a template of that piece did you? I'd just cut it out of some flexible plastic. Thanks.
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A sheet of polyethelene and some standard plastic fasteners would do it.

I'm going to swap wheels Thrs or Fri., I'll see what I can come up w/
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Hey Bill, that would be great if you can. Don't go too out of your way though. Thanks a lot.
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Some additional shots for those currently doing this


The quarter panel holes aren't a big deal, start at the front, clip 1 or 2 of the snaps in place and mark where the holes are needed

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