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996 Turbo Front Spolier Removal
- Thread starter garyw
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I have just bought a 996 turbo cab and will be bringing it down here to Spain, where pretty vicious sleeping policemen and speed ramps are quite common, not to mention the steep drive to my house. I'm pretty sure this will ensure I am constantly bashing the lower strip on the front spoiler. I hear these are over 100 pounds a go, so do not wanting to buying one a week!
If I take it off does the car look stupid? - are there messy clips and brackets on show?
All advice appreciated. Anyone done this and have pictures?
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