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Hello, I am picking up my new Cayenne S this saturday and will be ordering the front skid plate from suncoast. Has anyone here installed it. On suncoast website they state that there is drilling required. Thanks

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Hello, I am picking up my new Cayenne S this saturday and will be ordering the front skid plate from suncoast. Has anyone here installed it. On suncoast website they state that there is drilling required. Thanks

Thanks, do you know if the procedure is the same for the rear protection plate as well? Any factory instructions for this process for new skid plate.

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You are correct, there is some drilling involved. You must attach the metal skid plate to the factory plastic one. In fact, there is a whole DIY article on this website.

Thanks Lotto, can you confirm that the factory plastic can come off without removing the complete front bumper?

Here's the link.

http://www.renntech....-cayenne-turbo/

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