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Since the bumper is a replica made for a narrow body I would assume the nb tips will fit but I would check with the seller to be sure.

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Since the bumper is a replica made for a narrow body I would assume the nb tips will fit but I would check with the seller to be sure.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Porsc...s#ht_500wt_956 I am thinking of getting this for my 2000 porsche carrera 4. Would this fit nicely? Would Fabspeed tailpipes fit this bumpers? Cheers!

POST 2Original post

Since the bumper is a replica made for a narrow body I would assume the nb tips will fit but I would check with the seller to be sure.

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Yea but lets say it is exactly the same as compared to an original turbo bumper except that its for a narrow body, would fabspeed's tailpipes fit? Either the oval ones or the dual styled ones i wouldnt mind. Cheers

POST 5Original post

yippy..... so the "best" way to know is to buy it, have it shipped accross country, send the car into the shot, have them tear into it, start sanding and prepping, paint it, THEN fit check other people think that "asking the seller" or "asking the mfg" prior to ordering is the best way to go... this method yields way less frustration and humiliation, takes less time and is overall more accurate - I see NO upside to it at all

POST 6Original post

Well Ed, I'd say you have overcome your prior addiction based on your response to the OP, Congrats.

POST 7Original post

100plus, In case you don't know Ed ( ivangene ) is our resident "buy ANY Porsche part to see if it fits" expert, so his post immediately above is poking fun at himself, because he knows if he doesn't do it, we will make fun of him!

POST 8Original post

Quotes source post: 8090911

Steve, I beg to differ. Re-read Ed's last sentence and I think you will agree that Ed is a hopeless case!

POST 10Original post

I think he has to ship it accross the Pacific, so he definetly should ask questions first.

POST 11Original post

Look, just buy it in a hurry before I do !! - I am heading up skiing right now and NEED to buy something before I go !! shipping across pacific is EASY, they have boats!

POST 12 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

boats to slow man. I prefer the jet. Asking questions from you experts is another fail safe i would say? haha. Just in case! Definitely wouldnt want the hassle of modding it to fit ... got track day coming up. In any case, what do you think? Looks good?

POST 13 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

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Thanks for that. haha. I m a hassle free man. You guys get cars really cheap. (:

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