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I plan on taking it to my trusty local shop to get it all prepped and installed right.
Ordered side and rear skirt bits from Precision Porsche
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Ordered side and rear skirt bits from Precision Porsche
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If you were wondering what my absolutely favorite 911 look is here it is:
Right now, I've got the front spoiler and rear spoiler kitted up, but was never happy with the side and lower rear bumper. I painted the lower trim, but it was just a temporary/band-aid solution. I'm a stickler for proportions. 5'5" w/ dimples, 110lbs, wifey potential.
Today, I sent some cash to Tony @ Precision Porsche to hook me up with some Techart replica pieces. Thx to FLY996 for sharing his thoughts about Precision Porsche and Tony along the customer service, fitment, and quality front. FYI, Techart authentic parts total ~$3500. Precision Porsche is charging me less than $1000 shipped. I plan on taking it to my trusty local shop to get it all prepped and installed right. I hope to not run into any surprises. I'll blog out my experience/updates here: the good, the bad, the ugly like only Ben Choi know how to do it.
For now, here's what they look like on what I feel is the best looking 911 I've ever seen from another sweet angle:
A shout out to my boy Peter @ Wheelexperts. I will buy a set of wheels from you someday.
dude i am a wee bit surprised given your penchant for all things authentic (i like the skirts though! smart choice,obviously if I ever did skirts I would go similar route)
Great choice...I'm sure you'll be satisfied with the delivery and results...
Font bumper - Will be interesting to see how those skirts look with your current front bumper/splitter. I think we've gotten so used to seeing the Techart front bumper with the skirts that visually it may look odd.
