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You are correct 3/4 splitter standard. now in GS. I think the 3/4 was an option for 17. You are correct about full skirt for stage 2. Like I said in 17 I don’t believe a skirt was standard. Good catch. Thanks for clarifying.
Sorry Not sure if my post came off as sarcastic.. I was legit asking.
I have a 2019 GS on order and should be here in a few days and wanted to know if in fact stage 2 was included... sadly its not.
Last edited by scasapal; Mar 27, 2018 at 07:48 PM.
So, what I'm analyzing here is NO REAL CHANGE, that would <affect> market value.....
Basically, yes.
A few improvements like going from the A6 to A8 in 15 IIRC, but mainly for options (adding Apple CarPlay and Android Auto as an example) and some cooling improvements in the '17+ Z06. Functionally they all seem very similar.
The new paint booth for late '18s (odd saying that) and '19s "should" be a big improvement as well...
Sorry Not sure if my post came off as sarcastic.. I was legit asking.
I have a 2019 GS on order and should be here in a few days and wanted to know if in fact stage 2 was included... sadly its not.
No...you did not come across that way at all. You corrected some info I stated incorrectly. The way to go is to get the full length side skirt stage 2 aero which is an option on the GS. This is what I am going to do. The standard side skirt as you are aware is the 3/4 length which some people think is not adequate to give full protection if you do not have PPF installed. You might want to read this post regarding installation of front mud flaps as it make a good point about stones being tossed from the front wheels and how flaps are needed. I like what this one guy did with the extra long and wide truck flaps and I think I am going to get this when I eventually take delivery of my GS. It is a cheap but effective fix.
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