POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Anyone out there every bought this bumper or from this seller? The price is right but I'm concered about fitmet and quality. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...MEWA:IT&ih=008
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POST 2Original post
Not I but it's very nice looking. Someone will know. Paul
POST 3Original post
IMHO.. go with a better known company (i.e. techart, Misha, etc.). FRP is not the best material for bumpers...
POST 4Original post
You're better off with stock Porsche bumper covers. Most after-market stuff is fiberglass and cracks pretty easily.
POST 5Original post
You should get a polyurethane front bumper. It's the most likely part of your car body to experience impact with the ground. I'd rather scrape some urethane off than break the whole bumper.
POST 6Original post
DOtto on the polyurethane front bumper and polyurethane side skirts. They may get paint chipped and even dented but they won't crack like FG will.
POST 7Original post
I usually hate aftermarket bumpers, but I must admit that one looks good! Except take a look at the fitment of the fins on the blue car... Hmmm
POST 8Original post
Don't use fiberglass bumpers and side skirts unless you have no choice...here you do, so get the good stuff, Porsche OE or a quality manufacturer of polyurethane stuff
POST 9Original post
It looks ok, but if you can afford name brand go that way, They will fit better and not look so cheap.
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