POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Anyone tried this? Your thoughts please? http://www.priordesignnorthamerica.c...rsche-911-996/
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POST 2Original post
I haven't tried them. Not bad looking IMO (even though I prefer more of a "stock" look). What's up with "inquire for price" ? To me that says : "OVERPRICED"...maybe it's just me, but, everybody publishes prices on the web - what could possibly be the advantage of not? My $.02...
POST 3Original post
A couple members on 6speed have some kits from them. Prices are pretty expensive but the quality was reported as good and ready to mount with only minimal prep. Also, take into account that their parts are FRP fiberglass.
POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
They said the front bumper would only fit up to MY 2001. The rear bumper would fit my 2004. Rear bumper price is $1200, side skirts are $1300 with shipping to the South East at about $200.
POST 5Original post
I like the looks too but not so much the price
POST 6Original post
'inquire for price' ..... ding, ding, ding, ding.... get ready to empty your bank accounts.
POST 7Original post
Yeah, that's like seeing "market price" next to lobster on the dinner menu.
POST 8Original post
If you're in the Southeast these guys look good - nice looking parts, good prices and "free" shipping... http://www.gruppetwo.com/?page_id=91 be sure to read "about gruppe 2 parts...
POST 9Original post
Free shipping my aaaasss! It's included is the already overpriced parts.
POST 10Original post
"Free shipping my aaaasss! It's included is the already overpriced parts." Yeah, I get it...no such thing as a free lunch! That being said, They're right in South Florida and their prices aren't bad at all - compared to many others.
POST 11 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
So after 8 weeks delivery time I received my bumper. I'm in the process of reviewing this and am trying to work out fitment problems with the seller. Please stay tuned . Outcome and pictures coming soon.
POST 12Original post
Looks really good, but I dunno if it's worth the "inquire for price" lol I honestly prefer the factory aero kit on the 996, especially the MKI
POST 13Original post
Anyone ever tried FX Aero? They only build Porsche body kits and really seem to focus on the 996 and 997. I really like the look of the front bumper and the wing. Pricing seems competitive, they have been in business for 15 years. http://www.fiberwerks.com/911_carrera.htm
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