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Aero kit design911
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Boba fett
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RXP. said:
I had a mate that had a copy rear aerokit spoiler from them, and it looked good, trouble was at speed he could see it starting to vibrate and moving around a bit, so tread carefully !! I think both genuine and copy are fibreglass.
The aerokit makes a big difference if you ask me and makes the car look mean.
RXP. said:
Bought some parts from them which failed, and left me stranded. Had them swapped out at my own expense, when i contacted them they basically insulted me, when i said i would share my experiemce on here they threatened me with legal action
Honestly the worst experience i have ever had, anywhere. Im amazed they are still in business tbh
Norfolk & Idea
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I'd leave the whole aero kit thing alone personally. I think they look pants :nooo:
Norfolk & Idea said:
I can see why you would think that. It is marmite. Personally I am a huge fan.
It will fit perfectly into the vision I have for the car.
I also read somewhere that the Aero kit was originally developed for and unveiled on the C2S it then went on to be used on the GT3? Not sure if that is true, however pretty cool if it is.
Norfolk & Idea
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RXP. said:
That's great! We buy these cars, pamper them and get them looking and performing how we want. Its all part of the pleasure of ownership.
It would be a bit dull if they all looked exactly the same... :thumbs:
When Boba said above that his mate fitted one and it started wobbling under speed I just thought 'oh no' Stuff like that would drive me nuts. I'd have to remove it and throw it over the nearest cliff :lol:
Norfolk & Idea said:
Yes definitely, shoddy build quality is not.Another option is to for OEM front bumper and Splitter and then full carbon rear wing/Spoiler which would add rigidity (not from design911).
However would be interesting to speak with them and see if they have changed manufacturer recently.
Boba fett
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RXP. said:
Hi it was anything getting over the speed limit. It was a good fit and it would be hard to tell its a copy, but it was the top blade itself, almost like it was not made rigid or strong enough so it had flex, when air was being forced over it and through it, it started vibrating. There was nothing you could do to improve it, so he removed it and sold it. The OE ones don't have this problem obviously.
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