993 "Carrera" Factory Badge Placement Template

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Jlaa
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In case you ever had to replace your badge --- note the 80mm gap between the spoiler opening and the top of the lower case characters.
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Jlaa wrote: Sun May 15, 2022 3:58 pm In case you ever had to replace your badge --- note the 80mm gap between the spoiler opening and the top of the lower case characters.

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Is this illustration from Porsche itself? I need to put the emblem back on my 992 after PPF, and it seems like everyone relies on templates they make themselves before removing the emblem....

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Tom wrote: Mon May 16, 2022 8:34 am
Jlaa wrote: Sun May 15, 2022 3:58 pm In case you ever had to replace your badge --- note the 80mm gap between the spoiler opening and the top of the lower case characters.

schriftzug_heck_14b5f33145e9d0b739d8d1780350494b3a833491.jpg
Is this illustration from Porsche itself? I need to put the emblem back on my 992 after PPF, and it seems like everyone relies on templates they make themselves before removing the emblem....
I remember I got it from a German Porsche owner's club I think!

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