Thanks for the Video Pete. I just checked my grill and there is a small stone dent in the middle of it. It's ok but I'm going to buy these to protect it. One question - once the grills are fitted you are still going to get muck and small debris that gets through the grill. How do you plan to clean this as it looks like it would be pretty fiddly removing the grills each time. Also to make you all aware, there is a Porsche Owners club discount code - PC092015 - that will give 20% off. Works for non members too.
I have used Zunsport Grills on all my Boxsters owned over the years since 2002. I have the same sports front end as you and fitted these grills 4 years ago to my 718 when the car was new. The gaps are certainly very large on this particular Sports front-end configuration and I also saw the potential of large stones or even a brick getting in the left or right radiators with dire consequences. Zunsport is a great company to deal with. I installed the front grills to my previous new 981 and while driving on holiday in the Italian motorway one of the lower grills departed company without me knowing till I stopped. I had obviously not fitted it securely enough. I called Zunsport and asked them if they could send me a new part. To my amazement when I arrived home from my trip the part was waiting for me FOC. I clean out my radiators every winter, after most of the leaves have fallen, to clear out the small debris that collects there as most of the debris, I believe, becomes acidic and can rot the radiator cores. A tip to removing and refitting the grills is to use a long-nose pliers suitably protected with insulating tape to protect the mesh. I use the pliers to hold the mesh and help ease the grills out for cleaning access and then fit them back into their correct location. It does make it far easier. Well done to you for not using a pliers to insert them all. Great video as ever. Oh, and happy Boxstering. Cheers.
Hi Cameron - thanks for the insight into cleaning once fitted. I am just about to buy a set for my Boxster 718 GTS, but was worried about how difficult it would be to remove the grills each time for a proper clean. Sounds like its not to bad if you take the proper precaution. The last thing I want to do is damage the paintwork.
Just a little tip on install and removal. Try and get an oil seal screwdriver which has hook on the tip. Much easier to hold the centre of grill and pull it out a bit to ease push in or out the end clips.
Cures a weakness that has been present on all watercooled Porsches since the original 996 and Boxster were launched in the 90s. All the leaves and damp debris that enter the intakes rot out the radiators and the aircon condensers in no time - well worth the effort. 👍👍
Sorry not watched your excellent videos for a bit but unfortunately I've been unwell & needed some time in hospital & yes fitting an Zun Sport grill attachment kit is truly easy thing to do & available in Silver Chrome or Black colour version & yes most of my Porsche Owner friends has also fitted these excellent grill to there Cayman, Boxster & even a rare 997 Speedster & just as rare 718 Boxster 25th anniversary edition & yes no more hoovering & cleaning winter bits from that area of your beautiful 718 Boxster GTS branded model car.
My 992 recently gave me a £982 bill where I was following a friend in his GT4 too close on the road... A stone flicked up went through one of my radiators. When collecting the car from my Porsche centre and saying "I can't believe I was thinking the other day about fitting those ZunSport Grills, that would have stopped this from happening!", their response "We would void your warrantee if you fit those, the car wouldn't be as it left the factory!" ..... What nice people!
@@IverKnackerov That won't help the warranty issue though. Indy's are great for cars without warranty, but doing anything that voids the warranty is a bad idea.
i was speaking to my local Porsche centre about something and mentioned possibly lowering a 718, and the manager said they wouldn't pay any warranty relating to suspension if the car was lowered so they seem a bit more pragmatic.
You made it look so easy and the coupon code still works, thanks for saving me a decent bit of cash. Can't wait to take care of those gaping holes in my GTS 4.0
Excellent demo…last year I had black ones fitted to my cobalt blue Cayman S and, as you say, they are functional and suit the car. Had a stone stuck in the fan but these will prevent a repeat of that. Somewhere on RUclips is a Zunsport video showing how they are handmade welded but things may have been simplified since then.
Pete. It might be worth checking with your local Porsche dealer as there was a recall on 718 Caymen/Boxters about a year ago to have some grills fitted in the side air intakes. I have a 718 Caymen GTS and took it to my local Porsche dealership to have the grills fitted. Took about an hour and was obviously a no cost fit. Worth confirming the previous owner got it done. 👍
Good vid Pete, I have the same ones fitted to my 718 Boxster. Have had no issues with them, good airflow, water temp remains the same, definitely keeps out all debris. Porsche had a recent recall for the side intakes, very discreet 👍
Sometimes the long vacuum extension will not reach into those intakes. If they do, recommend painters tape around the sharp end of the long vacuum extension to minimize scratching, without sealing the hole of the vacuum of course. If vacuums will not reach and fingers are not long enough, try a powered leaf blower close to the intakes. Blow air at all angles into the intake to blow out all debris. I had leaves, small stones, dust, and even cigarette butts caught in the front and side intakes. Until adding my grills, leaf blowing my intakes was happening every month.
That looks so much better Pete 👍🏻 Can't believe Porsche leave them wide open....! Always had some detritus issue even with fitted OEM grilles on the TTRS & the M3, both of which have bigger mesh holes than your new ones but to leave them open is inviting damage! PS: - we"ll forgive the detailing issues 😄
Fitted them to the 997 turbo (£180) almost two years ago. Certainly stop most of the debris from getting at the front three radiators. Noticed though the price has really increased.
Just for added security, before I did a track day at Brands Hatch, I secured the grills with a tiny, barely visible, but VERY strong, black cable tie. A fiddly job, but well worth it, imho!
Pete, that's such a great car. I owned 2 997 model Boxsters and loved them both! I know you enjoy driving this car of yours, because its one of the best sports cars in the world. Enjoy!
Fitted them to my 992 after having some damage to condensers, next day a pheasant ran out in front of the car and grilles prevented damage after it hit the offside grille. Without the grilles it would have gone into condenser. Plus they look really good. Should be fitted as standard from factory as on GT cars.
All that deep inside arm action reminds me of James Herriot All Creatures Great and Small, you would have made a hell of a vet Pete. it's not too late, it's not too late..
That a good snog easy fitting, I look at picking one up using the discount code as my Cayman suffers the same known manufacture error of leaves getting into the radiator. Thanks Pete for sharing!
They do look good PP.... It came to me as you were doing it...... 2 or 3 Cable ties Loosely Looped through the mesh, would mean you could pull to help you guide them into place..... Bit late now but it might help someone watching this..... :-))
For my GTS 4.0, I went with the RGS grills. I find they look a lot more OEM in my opinion. They are probably more difficult to install than the Zunsport but the look is very nice (similar to the GT4/Spyder look). I got my dealer to install them by removing the bumper so no tie-wraps are showing. I also got the grills for the engine side intakes and decided not to pop out the plastic trim myself… good thing I did because one of the clips actually broke off during the process… the dealer had to replace it free of charge. It cost me more than doing it myself but for the price and the look of these cars, it’s well worth it! Good job with your Zunsport grills!
@@PetrolPed Exactly, I was concerned that installing grills would affect cooling air flow and the car’s warranty. But when my Porsche service advisor was willing to install them for me, I accepted because if for some reason, my car had issues in the future, they couldn’t blame the grills!
heh Pete very interesting video, i have a new X4 M Comp LCI and the intakes are so big it could swallow a small animal never mind leaves, so went to their web site and took a look, it however transpires that they have not made one yet for my car, so they have enrolled me into their development program, and we have now scheduled to get my car measured up. thanks again and keep up the great content
Just fitted top and bottom for my fiesta St love it even more that I know ped has one one on lady P good enough for ped good enough for me 👌👌👌👌👌👍great vid
@@PetrolPed On the right car and in the right place, chrome looks good. As Lady P already has loads of black details, it just looks like it came out of the factory like it.
Well done Peter as I know you hate fitting bits like this…you need to watch Simon at Powerful U.K. to gain confidence with fitting and removing plastic mouldings on his Defender….he is super brave now! You needed a plastic trim tool rather than a screwdriver as it is less dangerous on the paint. It is a tremendous improvement but strange Porsche dont fit them. SHMEE had exactly the same problem on his AMG GTR and holed a radiator which cost something like £2000+ to fix…😱 If I had a 718 then the order would be in now! Good work!! 😀😀😀😀Richard
Yep. PP needs to invest in some plastic trim tools for these sort of job. If he didn't have some PPF on the bodywork I'd be more worried but still poking around the metals grill is gonna knick the paint and cause a possible rusting spot.
Yeah had these fitted to my GTS. Surprising that Porsche do not fit them as standard because its a huge job if those radiators get punctured. Luckily they saw sense with the GT4 and they came as standard on my yellow machine!
They are great product for the 718, I have them on my CGTS 4.0, I fitted these after a few hundred miles from new, fully agree these should be factory! A Tip for fitting, out f the box pull the tabs back slightly to allow for extra room. Discount of 25% can be done through PCGB They are not a fit and forget though, you'll need to remove annually and still hoover out the grills unfortunately, something on my job list.
A Henry hoover and attachments is ideal for these sorts of jobs, removing rubbish much gentler than blasting with the pressure cleaner and it won't damage your PPF
Looks a really worthwhile mod. I remember fitting something similar to the Mk2 MX5 I had some years ago, although that was only about £20!. You wonder why they aren't fitted at manufacture, very expensive if a stone pierces a radiator.
I've got an Alpine A110 on order and it looks like they suffer from a similar problem.... So thanks for making the vid and saving me 15%! Will get one ordered shortly ready for delivery of the new car. I think it spoils the look of the front end slightly (worse on the Alpine than the Porsche), but cleaning out crud on the Alpine looks like even more of a ball ache than the Porsche!
They look super👍 Porsche should fit grills as standard but they enjoy the money to be made on replacement of radiators and condensers after cars are out of warranty😉 everyone I know that has or had a 911, boxster or cayman has had to replace them😬
Fantastic. I’ve been looking at these. I shall definitely use the 15% discount code. Also looked fairly easy to install. Even for an office type like me 😂. Thank you 👍.
Look really nice/oem. Have to admit been tempted but have concerns about the reduced air flow. My solution has been regular pressure washing to blast out the leaves and debris
Hi Ped Great improvement in aesthetics, and hopefully will prove a good investment against rad damage. Do not understand attitude of Porsche U.K. on warranty.
Hi PP, I would seriously invest in a Compressor, so much better than a Hoover for blowing the dirt and dust out of all the nooks and crannies on your car, also blowing the dirt out of the car mats, blowing your car tyres up is a given, trust me I've had a Compressor for many many years and I can't tell you enough just how great and handy it is. I would never be without it, just remember to wear safety glasses when using it. Compressor's come in extremely handy for DIY work and not just for spraying paint. Compressor's are really not that expensive to purchase, this is not a plug for Amazon, but they have many to choose from, should you choose to invest in one, you won't be disappointedz trust me. One last tip from me, next time you refit the plastic guards to you car, soak them in very hot water for a minute or two, to make them more bendy and pliable, and will also form to the correct shape when they cool down on the car making a better fit for next time. 👍🙂👍
Hey thanks for the video Pete , I just used the code 7months later and it works saving me £40. Should prevent the straw in the summer, leaves in the autumn and the cleaning of the M2's rads.
Surely the trim will eventually fret the PFF and paint along the bottom of the grill ? Interesting to see if it rattles as it’s only held on the sides ? Looks good though 👍
Just fitted the Zunsport bottom grille on my Ford Puma ST. Same problem, so much guff gets through the onto the radiator with the original Ford set up. Looks far better with the Zunsport on too👍
My AMG GLA45 is exactly the same, it’s a lower opening full of leaves and detritus. My concern is overheating and longer term damage. I wonder if they do them for mine?
@@PetrolPed I had a quick look Pete. The A series sporty versions are covered but not the GLA ☹️☹️ But living a little further south than you near Fareham the A32 is my only road of leaves and suburbia doesn’t have many tree lined avenues any more. Cheap option - hands and knees to dig them out and fingers crossed for no motorway stones into the radiators.
They look amazing. Shame they don’t seem to do them for my Clubman. I’ve emailed them to enquire so I’ll see what they say. Keep the mods coming, can’t remember if you already fitted an Eventuri intake? Maybe that’s next 😉
@@jameslsm they should be available to order in a few weeks unless they tell me differently. I’ll be back there in a few weeks for fitting so I’ll post back then. There will be a discount code on new orders.
Fun fact: why do most people call a vacuum cleaner a Hoover ???? Simply because in 1908 Asthmatic American inventor James Spangler sold his idea for an electric broomstick-like cleaner-with a cloth filter and dust-collection bag attached to the long handle-to William Hoover in 1908. His invention proved to be arguably the first genuinely practicable domestic vacuum cleaner.😀😀😀😀
Morning :) thanks for these videos - definitely helped me make a call on pulling the trigger:) so, I just bought a very similar looking cayman and I want to get a nice gloss finish on the black bits… yours are ppf’d right? (I should get that sorted before I add my grills). Ta!
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Thanks for the Video Pete. I just checked my grill and there is a small stone dent in the middle of it. It's ok but I'm going to buy these to protect it.
One question - once the grills are fitted you are still going to get muck and small debris that gets through the grill. How do you plan to clean this as it looks like it would be pretty fiddly removing the grills each time.
Also to make you all aware, there is a Porsche Owners club discount code - PC092015 - that will give 20% off. Works for non members too.
Great the code still works, Thanks
Those grills look great, very OEM and subtle. Great work on fitting them too.
Thanks 🙏🏻
Looking very smart now, great improvement Ped, I can't believe Porche didn't fit grills on that model when new.
I have used Zunsport Grills on all my Boxsters owned over the years since 2002. I have the same sports front end as you and fitted these grills 4 years ago to my 718 when the car was new. The gaps are certainly very large on this particular Sports front-end configuration and I also saw the potential of large stones or even a brick getting in the left or right radiators with dire consequences. Zunsport is a great company to deal with. I installed the front grills to my previous new 981 and while driving on holiday in the Italian motorway one of the lower grills departed company without me knowing till I stopped. I had obviously not fitted it securely enough. I called Zunsport and asked them if they could send me a new part. To my amazement when I arrived home from my trip the part was waiting for me FOC.
I clean out my radiators every winter, after most of the leaves have fallen, to clear out the small debris that collects there as most of the debris, I believe, becomes acidic and can rot the radiator cores. A tip to removing and refitting the grills is to use a long-nose pliers suitably protected with insulating tape to protect the mesh. I use the pliers to hold the mesh and help ease the grills out for cleaning access and then fit them back into their correct location. It does make it far easier. Well done to you for not using a pliers to insert them all. Great video as ever. Oh, and happy Boxstering. Cheers.
Thanks for this 👍
Hi Cameron - thanks for the insight into cleaning once fitted. I am just about to buy a set for my Boxster 718 GTS, but was worried about how difficult it would be to remove the grills each time for a proper clean. Sounds like its not to bad if you take the proper precaution. The last thing I want to do is damage the paintwork.
Just a little tip on install and removal. Try and get an oil seal screwdriver which has hook on the tip. Much easier to hold the centre of grill and pull it out a bit to ease push in or out the end clips.
Cures a weakness that has been present on all watercooled Porsches since the original 996 and Boxster were launched in the 90s. All the leaves and damp debris that enter the intakes rot out the radiators and the aircon condensers in no time - well worth the effort. 👍👍
Sorry not watched your excellent videos for a bit but unfortunately I've been unwell & needed some time in hospital & yes fitting an Zun Sport grill attachment kit is truly easy thing to do & available in Silver Chrome or Black colour version & yes most of my Porsche Owner friends has also fitted these excellent grill to there Cayman, Boxster & even a rare 997 Speedster & just as rare 718 Boxster 25th anniversary edition & yes no more hoovering & cleaning winter bits from that area of your beautiful 718 Boxster GTS branded model car.
Sort to hear you’ve not been well 😢
My 992 recently gave me a £982 bill where I was following a friend in his GT4 too close on the road... A stone flicked up went through one of my radiators. When collecting the car from my Porsche centre and saying "I can't believe I was thinking the other day about fitting those ZunSport Grills, that would have stopped this from happening!", their response "We would void your warrantee if you fit those, the car wouldn't be as it left the factory!" ..... What nice people!
…which is one of the reasons why I take mine to a independent specialist
@@IverKnackerov That won't help the warranty issue though. Indy's are great for cars without warranty, but doing anything that voids the warranty is a bad idea.
In the US that wouldn’t be legal. They would have to prove that your modification was the cause of whatever issue you are expecting warranty work on.
Same experience. Idk how is this classified as a mod that could void warranty. It simply is a design flaw!
i was speaking to my local Porsche centre about something and mentioned possibly lowering a 718, and the manager said they wouldn't pay any warranty relating to suspension if the car was lowered so they seem a bit more pragmatic.
Looks good and practical solution to a problem
Thanks for showing you improvement. Do not worry about your warranty
No problem 👍
Reminds me of some of the lock down videos. Nice work. Looks great
I thought that when I was filming it 👍
You made it look so easy and the coupon code still works, thanks for saving me a decent bit of cash. Can't wait to take care of those gaping holes in my GTS 4.0
You are so welcome 👍
Looks so much better and much more peace of mind. The first thing that I fitted to my MX5 was a Zunsport grill.
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Well done Pete, giving the front an even meaner and smart look 👏
Excellent demo…last year I had black ones fitted to my cobalt blue Cayman S and, as you say, they are functional and suit the car. Had a stone stuck in the fan but these will prevent a repeat of that. Somewhere on RUclips is a Zunsport video showing how they are handmade welded but things may have been simplified since then.
Pete.
It might be worth checking with your local Porsche dealer as there was a recall on 718 Caymen/Boxters about a year ago to have some grills fitted in the side air intakes.
I have a 718 Caymen GTS and took it to my local Porsche dealership to have the grills fitted. Took about an hour and was obviously a no cost fit. Worth confirming the previous owner got it done. 👍
Will do 👍
Only on the side intake.
Good vid Pete, I have the same ones fitted to my 718 Boxster. Have had no issues with them, good airflow, water temp remains the same, definitely keeps out all debris. Porsche had a recent recall for the side intakes, very discreet 👍
Sometimes the long vacuum extension will not reach into those intakes. If they do, recommend painters tape around the sharp end of the long vacuum extension to minimize scratching, without sealing the hole of the vacuum of course.
If vacuums will not reach and fingers are not long enough, try a powered leaf blower close to the intakes. Blow air at all angles into the intake to blow out all debris. I had leaves, small stones, dust, and even cigarette butts caught in the front and side intakes. Until adding my grills, leaf blowing my intakes was happening every month.
Hello Sir, a very good idea to protect those rads. 👍👍👍🇬🇧
Just installed these on my 992 a few months ago…looks great and no more leaves!
That looks so much better Pete 👍🏻
Can't believe Porsche leave them wide open....!
Always had some detritus issue even with fitted OEM grilles on the TTRS & the M3, both of which have bigger mesh holes than your new ones but to leave them open is inviting damage!
PS: - we"ll forgive the detailing issues 😄
😂😂😂
That is a big improvement.Well done.
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Brilliant work Pete! Makes the front look so much better m8. Cheers, John.
Thanks John 👍
Always a neat video when your doing simple mods to your cars. Great job Sir Pete it looks good
Fitted them to the 997 turbo (£180) almost two years ago. Certainly stop most of the debris from getting at the front three radiators. Noticed though the price has really increased.
Great addition Pete, I have one fitted to my MX5.
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Yup great choice. Looks slick. Black assents on silver. ❤️👍
Thanks 🙏🏻
Just for added security, before I did a track day at Brands Hatch, I secured the grills with a tiny, barely visible, but VERY strong, black cable tie. A fiddly job, but well worth it, imho!
Had these on a lot of Porsches - Zunsport used my 991 Cab for a template too. Great guys. Most odd that Porsche dont protect the rads better.
Pete, that's such a great car. I owned 2 997 model Boxsters and loved them both! I know you enjoy driving this car of yours, because its one of the best sports cars in the world. Enjoy!
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Just purchased one for my car thank you very much Ped
Cool 😎
It does look a lot better.. Practical and smart! 👌🏻
Cheers 👍
These are a great addition for any Porsche, also had the side vents done on mine
Great video, I think it improves the looks too.
I'm considering a 718 and this looks an essential mod. I'm surprise Porsche don't have this as a £1500 option on the configurator 🤣
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Lets not give them any ideas! 😂
Just ordered the grills for my 991.2 Carrera 4S using your discount code. Thank you!
Nice 👌
Great video mate👌
That’s a great idea ,,, the grill provide more protection and enhanced the look IMHO.
Thanks 👍
Impressed, Looks way better with the grills and practical too. What's not to like.
That’s a great improvement and looks good too.
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Awesome Peter, they definitely look fantastic and really change the look of the front. Great upgrade, well done 😉👌🏻👍🏻
Thanks 🙏🏻
That looks soooooo much better now it looks the nuts and is practical great vid as per usual Ped keep em coming 👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👌👌⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Thanks 🙏🏻
Fitted them to my 992 after having some damage to condensers, next day a pheasant ran out in front of the car and grilles prevented damage after it hit the offside grille. Without the grilles it would have gone into condenser. Plus they look really good. Should be fitted as standard from factory as on GT cars.
Nice 👌
All that deep inside arm action reminds me of James Herriot All Creatures Great and Small, you would have made a hell of a vet Pete.
it's not too late, it's not too late..
LOL 😂
Good move, I have also fitted them on mine, our local Porsche dealers are fine with them being on the car, despite some folks reporting otherwise.
Good to hear 👍
Fitted them to my 997, they look great as well as protecting the rads 👌
A great addition to Lady P. A practical enhancement. 💪 (well done for tackling this by yourself 😂).
Thanks 🙏🏻
That a good snog easy fitting, I look at picking one up using the discount code as my Cayman suffers the same known manufacture error of leaves getting into the radiator. Thanks Pete for sharing!
My pleasure 👍
They do look good PP.... It came to me as you were doing it...... 2 or 3 Cable ties Loosely Looped through the mesh, would mean you could pull to help you guide them into place..... Bit late now but it might help someone watching this..... :-))
For my GTS 4.0, I went with the RGS grills. I find they look a lot more OEM in my opinion. They are probably more difficult to install than the Zunsport but the look is very nice (similar to the GT4/Spyder look). I got my dealer to install them by removing the bumper so no tie-wraps are showing. I also got the grills for the engine side intakes and decided not to pop out the plastic trim myself… good thing I did because one of the clips actually broke off during the process… the dealer had to replace it free of charge. It cost me more than doing it myself but for the price and the look of these cars, it’s well worth it! Good job with your Zunsport grills!
No problems with your warranty then ? 👍
@@PetrolPed Exactly, I was concerned that installing grills would affect cooling air flow and the car’s warranty. But when my Porsche service advisor was willing to install them for me, I accepted because if for some reason, my car had issues in the future, they couldn’t blame the grills!
heh Pete very interesting video, i have a new X4 M Comp LCI and the intakes are so big it could swallow a small animal never mind leaves, so went to their web site and took a look, it however transpires that they have not made one yet for my car, so they have enrolled me into their development program, and we have now scheduled to get my car measured up. thanks again and keep up the great content
That’s awesome 👏
Just fitted top and bottom for my fiesta St love it even more that I know ped has one one on lady P good enough for ped good enough for me 👌👌👌👌👌👍great vid
Good choice to go for the black grilles. I think the chrome ones would’ve stood out like a sore thumb!! Great vid as always Pete.
Yeah. I’m not a fan of chrome 😬
@@PetrolPed On the right car and in the right place, chrome looks good. As Lady P already has loads of black details, it just looks like it came out of the factory like it.
Yes, they look great and will stop large stones damaging radiators. But, now not possible suck out all the smaller bits stuck to the radiators.
Well done Peter as I know you hate fitting bits like this…you need to watch Simon at Powerful U.K. to gain confidence with fitting and removing plastic mouldings on his Defender….he is super brave now! You needed a plastic trim tool rather than a screwdriver as it is less dangerous on the paint. It is a tremendous improvement but strange Porsche dont fit them. SHMEE had exactly the same problem on his AMG GTR and holed a radiator which cost something like £2000+ to fix…😱 If I had a 718 then the order would be in now! Good work!! 😀😀😀😀Richard
Yep. PP needs to invest in some plastic trim tools for these sort of job. If he didn't have some PPF on the bodywork I'd be more worried but still poking around the metals grill is gonna knick the paint and cause a possible rusting spot.
Thanks for this video Peter, I’ve been after a set of these for months now and I appreciate the discount code from your video, top man 👍🏻
Thanks 👍
Wonderful job mate 🇦🇺
I know they are open for good airflow but great idea fitting the grills as I wouldn't like to pay for a new radiator.
Yeah had these fitted to my GTS. Surprising that Porsche do not fit them as standard because its a huge job if those radiators get punctured. Luckily they saw sense with the GT4 and they came as standard on my yellow machine!
They are great product for the 718, I have them on my CGTS 4.0, I fitted these after a few hundred miles from new, fully agree these should be factory!
A Tip for fitting, out f the box pull the tabs back slightly to allow for extra room.
Discount of 25% can be done through PCGB
They are not a fit and forget though, you'll need to remove annually and still hoover out the grills unfortunately, something on my job list.
Thanks Carl 👍
Great video. Just what I need for the front end of my M140i. Will take a look.
After looking properly, I've found they do them 😁
Functional and looks good too, your radiators and intercoolers should deteriorate no where near as fast now
Yep 👍
Definitely looks better with them. Neat product, you wouldn't know they weren't OEM.☺️
Thank you Aaron :)
Look great don’t they 👍
A Henry hoover and attachments is ideal for these sorts of jobs, removing rubbish
much gentler than blasting with the pressure cleaner and it won't damage your PPF
nice job 👍🏼
Thanks Mr Porsche 👍
Nice simple addition that makes Lady P look much better I think. Who needs masking tape eh?!
Exactly 😜😂
Whilst a bit Exy - the cost of radiators far more than the mesh grill.
They look great Pete.
Well done DIY kit
Kudos.
Thanks 👍
Phew, that’s a relief, I thought you were going to fit mud flaps! 🤣🤣
😂😂😂
Looks a really worthwhile mod. I remember fitting something similar to the Mk2 MX5 I had some years ago, although that was only about £20!. You wonder why they aren't fitted at manufacture, very expensive if a stone pierces a radiator.
Indeed 👍
Mx5......must be a hairdresser.....🤣🤣🤣🤣
First time viewer. Very enjoyable man.
I've got an Alpine A110 on order and it looks like they suffer from a similar problem.... So thanks for making the vid and saving me 15%! Will get one ordered shortly ready for delivery of the new car. I think it spoils the look of the front end slightly (worse on the Alpine than the Porsche), but cleaning out crud on the Alpine looks like even more of a ball ache than the Porsche!
I like the look of it Pete !! Nice addition to protect the rads and really add a bit of style too 👍🏻🇨🇦🍻
Thanks 🙏🏻
possibly the best modification l have seen.
Thanks 🙏🏻
Evening all 😊
They look super👍 Porsche should fit grills as standard but they enjoy the money to be made on replacement of radiators and condensers after cars are out of warranty😉 everyone I know that has or had a 911, boxster or cayman has had to replace them😬
Enjoying the content as always well done 🎥👌👌
Fantastic. I’ve been looking at these. I shall definitely use the 15% discount code. Also looked fairly easy to install. Even for an office type like me 😂. Thank you 👍.
Super easy mate…I could do it 😂
Look really nice/oem. Have to admit been tempted but have concerns about the reduced air flow. My solution has been regular pressure washing to blast out the leaves and debris
How has this been working? Does it clean up easy?
It's more about keeping small stones away from damaging the radiators/condensor from airco: Resulting a rather high repair bill.
very sweet Pete,very nice indeed
Hi Ped
Great improvement in aesthetics, and hopefully will prove a good investment against rad damage. Do not understand attitude of Porsche U.K. on warranty.
Me either 🤷♂️
Hi PP, I would seriously invest in a Compressor, so much better than a Hoover for blowing the dirt and dust out of all the nooks and crannies on your car, also blowing the dirt out of the car mats, blowing your car tyres up is a given, trust me I've had a Compressor for many many years and I can't tell you enough just how great and handy it is. I would never be without it, just remember to wear safety glasses when using it. Compressor's come in extremely handy for DIY work and not just for spraying paint. Compressor's are really not that expensive to purchase, this is not a plug for Amazon, but they have many to choose from, should you choose to invest in one, you won't be disappointedz trust me.
One last tip from me, next time you refit the plastic guards to you car, soak them in very hot water for a minute or two, to make them more bendy and pliable, and will also form to the correct shape when they cool down on the car making a better fit for next time. 👍🙂👍
They are made of stainless steel 😬
@@PetrolPed Oh Doh!! Sorry PP, I should have paid more attention to your Video. Hope the Compressor tip is more useful though. 👍
Looks great and your handyman skills are about as good as mine lol
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HiPeds 👍👍
Just finish’s the car off nice 👍
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Looks the business Peter 👌 👏
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Hey thanks for the video Pete , I just used the code 7months later and it works saving me £40. Should prevent the straw in the summer, leaves in the autumn and the cleaning of the M2's rads.
Great to hear 👍
I would prefer if zunsport made these with a honeycomb pattern like porsche does in the gt4rs.
Much better! 😀
Was that a Tamiya screwdriver I see you with Peter? 👌
Yes…great spot 👌👏👏
Very swish!! 😄
Surely the trim will eventually fret the PFF and paint along the bottom of the grill ? Interesting to see if it rattles as it’s only held on the sides ? Looks good though 👍
Just fitted the Zunsport bottom grille on my Ford Puma ST. Same problem, so much guff gets through the onto the radiator with the original Ford set up. Looks far better with the Zunsport on too👍
Does look OEM nice that! 👏
great job, looks so much better like that.
Thanks 👍
My AMG GLA45 is exactly the same, it’s a lower opening full of leaves and detritus.
My concern is overheating and longer term damage. I wonder if they do them for mine?
Check out there website 👍
@@PetrolPed I had a quick look Pete. The A series sporty versions are covered but not the GLA ☹️☹️
But living a little further south than you near Fareham the A32 is my only road of leaves and suburbia doesn’t have many tree lined avenues any more. Cheap option - hands and knees to dig them out and fingers crossed for no motorway stones into the radiators.
They look amazing. Shame they don’t seem to do them for my Clubman. I’ve emailed them to enquire so I’ll see what they say. Keep the mods coming, can’t remember if you already fitted an Eventuri intake? Maybe that’s next 😉
Sure have…
ruclips.net/video/ud1dBrPRSYY/видео.html
I’ve done the same… maybe a bit of interest will work for us?
@@jameslsm I’m at ZunSport today having the development done on my Clubman JCW for grilles. Hopefully they’ll be available soon
@@rayfowler5038 they emailed me that they were targeting early 2023… great news!
@@jameslsm they should be available to order in a few weeks unless they tell me differently. I’ll be back there in a few weeks for fitting so I’ll post back then. There will be a discount code on new orders.
She does look nice that's for sure. But when you announced that you were going to fit the grilles yourself, I inadvertently said "Holy Crepe!"
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A good practical mod that can't believe Porsche had nothing there in the first place .
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Looks great and practical 👏
I made some from Stainless Steel mesh for my 981s.... Should be fitted as standard
Looks great also serves a purpose
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Fun fact: why do most people call a vacuum cleaner a Hoover ???? Simply because in 1908 Asthmatic American inventor James Spangler sold his idea for an electric broomstick-like cleaner-with a cloth filter and dust-collection bag attached to the long handle-to William Hoover in 1908. His invention proved to be arguably the first genuinely practicable domestic vacuum cleaner.😀😀😀😀
Personally, I'd rather get the old Spangler out...much more fun! 🤣
And why do you call a cooler fridge?
Morning :) thanks for these videos - definitely helped me make a call on pulling the trigger:) so, I just bought a very similar looking cayman and I want to get a nice gloss finish on the black bits… yours are ppf’d right? (I should get that sorted before I add my grills). Ta!
Yes. They are PPF 👍