I am definitely going to make myself one of these



Im going to try and make my own rather than buy one though.

  Did you have any joy with fabbing up one of these Pete? I took my crappy cardboard one off the other night to replace the washer valves and its almost falling in half where moisture has softened the card over time. I am still amazed that Porsche used such a flimsy cheap part, especially one susceptable to damp...under the washer nozzles/bonnet edges  .

The ally plate looks great in that pic though i guess you only see the benefit if you run a naked boot space..ie no carpet.

I havent done it it yet, but its definitely on the list of things to do!

I agree the OEM part is an absolute shambles.  Not what you'd normally associate with Porsche design.

If I get enough interest, I could knock some up out of Plastic.
Kevlar pattern, or pretty much any colour you want.

Quote: hukent at Feb 10, 2010 6:25:53 pm

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If I get enough interest, I could knock some up out of Plastic.
Kevlar pattern, or pretty much any colour you want.

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Hi Hu

That's interesting.  Is that what you do for a living.  Sounds interesting!

bet you would get a few takers on here and IB site if the price was reasonable.

Quote: Pete at Feb 11, 2010 9:12:55 am

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Quote: hukent at Feb 10, 2010 6:25:53 pm

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If I get enough interest, I could knock some up out of Plastic.
Kevlar pattern, or pretty much any colour you want.

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Hi Hu
That's interesting.  Is that what you do for a living.  Sounds interesting!

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I'm a Plastics Engineer.

Awesome Hu.  That's going to come in handy on this forum I reckon 

Quote: Pete at Feb 11, 2010 9:59:40 pm

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Awesome Hu.  That's going to come in handy on this forum I reckon 

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You give me a drawing and I'll make it.

Wheel arch liners sound like a good project, I have been thinking of making a template since getting the car. now we have the techno member I might give it go when the weather picks up.

I found some pics of some liners Lokaris.  Not sure how good they are or how they fix on though....

They look like they are home made from standard galvanised sheeting with rubber on the outer edges, they have been fastened on with self drilling roof sheeting srew fasteners, which have been srewed into the underbody.