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Help with Rear Valance

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jefft

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Hi All,

After searching for ages, I have finally managed to get a rear valance (in the fastest colour) for my Lux.

My question is: Does it just bolt/screw to the rear bumper or should there be a rubber seal between them?



Thanks,

Jeff
 
You need to buy the clip-in inserts from Porsche and then it just bolts up to these with no rubber needed. You also need to drill a couple of holes in each side and use nuts on the inside of the rear boot duckets.
 
Do you mean an S2/turbo valance, or the Lux option "toastrack" valance? The latter needs a rubber seal, should be with it if it's an original one.

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ORIGINAL: pauljmcnulty

Do you mean an S2/turbo valance, or the Lux option "toastrack" valance? The latter needs a rubber seal, should be with it if it's an original one.

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Hi Paul,

It is the "toastrack" one as pictured.

It didn't come with a rubber seal - do you know where can I get one from?


Thanks
 
An original slotted rear valence will be made out of ABS. If its GRP then I wouldnt bother as the original rubber trim wont fit, and theyre not available now anyway as far as I am aware.
 

ORIGINAL: jwindwood

Mine was refitted without the seal which had disintegrated, and it looks fine.[:)]
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Thanks for replies.

Think I will fit it and see how it looks.

When the weather warms up [;)][;)]
 
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