A Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 RS front-end order should distinguish corner pieces, the main front lip and daytime-running-light covers. The catalog lists those as separate items 1–3. When a customer selects a finished front-end appearance, ask which of these components they want rather than assuming a front-splitter order includes every visible carbon detail.
718 Cayman GT4 RS: documented catalog choices
| Reference | What the catalog distinguishes | What to establish for the quote |
|---|---|---|
| Item 1 | Front corner pieces | Identify the supplied sides and their relationship to the main lip. |
| Item 2 | Front lip | Request the whole part view, attachment edge and confirmed application. |
| Item 3 | Daytime-running-light covers | Treat as separate trim with its own application review. |
Source: porsche 718 cayman gt4 rs catalog.
Separate the GT4 RS lip, corners and light covers
The 718 Cayman GT4 RS catalog places three distinct front components in its opening rows. A complete-front photograph must not turn them into one implied set.
| Illustrative order | Include | Exclude unless added |
|---|---|---|
| Front-lip-only request | Item 2 | Item 1 corners and item 3 daytime-running-light covers. |
| Lip plus corners request | Item 2 and selected item 1 scope | Item 3 light covers. |
| Complete selected front detail request | Items 1–3 individually enumerated | Any other front components outside these rows. |
- Use the full GT4 RS vehicle designation; do not reduce the application to generic 718 in your retail variant.
- Identify left/right quantities for corner and light-cover entries separately.
- Ask whether a chosen component depends on another selected part before promising that a customer can buy just one line and complete the intended job.
The order now states both selected and excluded details. It does not establish that the same parts fit a standard 718 bumper.
718 Cayman GT4 RS: application boundaries
Use a front photograph with three labeled zones and attach the chosen catalog row to each desired zone. Keep the exact vehicle identity clear: a GT4 RS catalog is not an application statement for a regular 718 or a car converted to a similar appearance. Where a part is near lighting equipment, ask for the relevant product information and review the actual installation instead of assuming the surrounding function is unaffected.
Illustrative workshop decision
Example: a shop orders only item 2 after showing a customer an image containing corner trim and light covers. A labeled three-line quotation would have made that omission visible. Offer the customer the lip-only scope and the additional trim separately, with the selected configuration approved before the parts order is placed.
GT4 RS front-lip request: example inquiry
Example inquiry — GT4 RS front-lip request
Reference: 718 Cayman GT4 RS catalog, page 1, item 2.
Requested scope: Front lip; items 1 and 3 separately optional.
Add the actual vehicle details, quantity per selected line and delivery destination. The reference and scope above are an inquiry example, not an accepted order.
A labeled catalog excerpt can help the customer approve exactly the desired look. Keep that selected scope beside the final quotation rather than relying on a saved full-car image.
718 Cayman GT4 RS: buyer questions
Is a front corner piece the same as a full front lip?
No. The catalog names separate positions and entries.
Does this establish fitment for all Porsche 718 variants?
No. Confirm the exact vehicle and selected component.
Can the shop promise unchanged lighting performance from the photo?
No. Use the applicable product information and installation review.
Related buying resources
- Porsche product catalogs
- Review a selected sample remotely
- Compare wholesale quotations on the same scope
- Wholesale supply inquiries
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