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> 914-6 GT Oil Cooler Shroud. How’d You Mount Yours?
kenshapiro2002
post Nov 27 2025, 03:28 PM
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Just bought my 914-6 GT and the front oil cooler shroud is just resting in the frunk. Not excited about drilling into this beauty… is Velcro a crazy idea? What did ya’ll do? Pics?Attached Image
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mepstein
post Nov 27 2025, 06:39 PM
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A magnet strip glued to the shroud may accomplish what you are looking for.
Another alternative may be gluing a nut onto the floor so you can screw into it without drilling a hole.
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post Nov 27 2025, 06:41 PM
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A magnet strip glued to the shroud may accomplish what you are looking for.
Another alternative may be gluing a nut onto the floor so you can screw into it without drilling a hole.


Hmmmm… never considered magnets. Thanks.
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