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KBD polyurethane ? Having been burned once I wanted to know if it fits.
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POST 2Original post
Well, sure looks like it physically fits. From aesthetics, I think it appears a bit heavy, particularly for a Boxster. (in full disclosure, I had a 997 w/ this aerokit front bumper and though it look fantastic on the car... there was always a touch of it looking a bit heavy in my mind even on my vehicle. It became blatantly apparent when I first put the factory painted lip on but was softened much when I put the black 'flex' lip on). But if you like for the 9x6 then go for it! Good luck
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Was it a KDB brand polyurethane? I was wondering about the fitment of their bumpers.
POST 4Original post
No, OEM....
POST 5Original post
Yeah, that’s a whole lotta bumper cover for the Boxster. Might look a bit out of place?
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I've been thinking about that but actually it's about the same size as a stock 986 bumper 👇 My stock bumper: The same bumper in red:
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I wondered when you were going to show up. 😘
POST 11Original post
SORRY! i actually like the bumper and think it works well with the direction you are taking your car. i've always felt the look as porsche designed it has a bit of 'underbite' however. so, more of a comment on the aesthetics of the porsche design, although i'm sure the aero is very good.
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