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Old 02-09-2015, 07:41 AM   #1
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Moving on up the car...
Who's had those little air dams in front of the wheels get taken out? Maybe a better question is, who's still got 'em intact?
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Anyone consider doing what Porsche did to cool the muffler & install a 03-04 rear bumper cover?
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Old 02-09-2015, 07:56 AM   #3
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Anyone consider doing what Porsche did to cool the muffler & install a 03-04 rear bumper cover?
Are you talking about the lower treatments here? I thought that was cosmetic.

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2003 press info listed the rear bumper redesigned to enhance muffler cooling.
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Are you talking about the lower treatments here? I thought that was cosmetic.

Unless someone makes a bumper like that tailored to a 2002 and older Boxster, you would need to change out the rear spoiler too.

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Moving on up the car...
Who's had those little air dams in front of the wheels get taken out? Maybe a better question is, who's still got 'em intact?
Here's my mod, fabbed from a special Porsche Tequipment landscape edging:




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