POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
I�m about to cut out my bumperettes and put a mesh screen in it�s place please post your pics so I can get an idea
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POST 2Original post
suggest you do a search first, there are quite a few threads were this has been discussed in detail.
POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
I did found a few pics but nothing new it’s all 2-3 years old
POST 4Original post
Sort of relevant, just came across this earlier today: https://cyphervehicledesign.com/coll...e-delete-panel
POST 5Original post
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POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Too bad the ***** are flat
POST 7Original post
One rear end inspired by another.
POST 8 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Nice cheeks boys
POST 9 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Nobody vented their 911 ***??? come on people
POST 10Original post
Nothing to contribute here other than I�d like some more photos of your car. Where�d you cop the rear bumper with the 4S/turbo vents and what bumper are you running up front?
POST 11Original post
I took a chance and reworked my bumper.
POST 12Original post
I couldn't do it as well as you so I'm ok with my back end... pretty generous for a narrow body.
POST 13Original post
Quotes source post: 19275309
I'm about to make flush-fitting "heckblende" bumperettes for 996 because I also hate the earwig-butt appearance. Mesh would be cool in theory but we'd just be looking at crashbar and heatshield lol.
POST 14 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Ok so I’m in the body shop and I’ve decided on shaving the bumperettes and cutting vents next the license plate like this using this mesh
POST 15Original post
is that captain obvious? i kinda like it.
POST 16 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
The finished product
POST 17Original post
I did mine yesterday on a whim hadn't seen this thread!
POST 18Original post
As god intended it to be
POST 19 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Hey Brendan can you post a pic not in a shadow id like to compare
POST 20Original post
Quotes source post: 19315323
I'll take some this weekend. I went with a finer mesh, painted it black, painted the support beam/heat shields behind the bumper black as well. I'm adding some rubber trim around where I cut to finish it all off. One note: mine is a Carrera 4 which has MUCH bigger holes in the bumper from the factory, so I had to cut out larger openings.
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