Is Getty Design GT rocker panels worth almost twice the cost of QRS Fiberglass?
no
I have the Getty Design GT stuff, all of it actually. While I enjoyed dealing with them, all of the rockers and valences will have to be 'worked' to match the flares. I expect that is a common experience with all of the glass company products. So no. Not worth double...
Just an FYI, I do not believe ether has the same contours as the factory 914-GT rockers. I only found the AA GT rockers to have the correct contours. I believe they were patterned after a true factory set. The quality on the other hand is....
This might not be important to some but it was for me.
I looked high and low for a true reproduction of the factory GT part with no luck.
I have taken a set of AA GT rockers and did a tremendous amount of hand work to get them to fit properly and I am contemplating having a mold made to make some in high quality made in FG or CF.
You will find no matter what there will be some hand work because the inconsistency from car to car as to how the flairs are finished.
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I have AA steel flairs and they were installed with AIR GT rocker panels. The AIR rocker panels are very poor fitting with a small lip top and bottom. At least from my experience. Otherwise there GT rear valance fits really nice.
GT flared rockers never fit good because no two cars got the factory flares put exactly in the same place. The same thing is still happening today. Not all the body men center the flares on the wheel wells.
I have AIR stuff; rockers & flares and they fit very well. I installed the rockers first and the flares to match. I think the flares might be lightly off one side to the other but you can't tell without a measuring tape.
I think the blue wheels should be on the right side and the red ones on the left. Am I wrong?
Looks like the AIR rockers are a good reproduction of the Factory GT set as well.
I had to lengthen mine a bot to get them to line up properly.
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