still not the best pictures but...

 

eventual wing.

 

The rear bumper looks nice and I want it, but the price seems high.

 

Being that it is not a fibreglass part....I think it is a decent price.Also remember that this seems to be a bolt on part.Where as a factory GT3 rear bumper needs heat shields,new exhaust and GT3 bumper brackets...this bumper by GT3tek is cheap in comparison and to compare it to a fibreglass bumper....NO comparison!Try walking into a bodyshop with a fibreglass part and a polyurethane part and I can almost guarantee you that by the time you pay for them to fit and paint the fibreglass part....that it will end up costing more than this polyurethane bumper finished and on the car!

 

+1.....great bumper, great $...............

 

Although I'm not referring specifically to the rear bumper in question, GT3Tek's parts are generally less expensive than most of their competitors' parts, sometimes significantly so. They seem to avoid the need to charge an exorbitant price for their parts just because they're going on a Porsche. (No affiliation)

 

Will it be possible to order it without the bumperetts for us europeans?

 

It actually comes without the cut out to accommodate the euro models. For US models, it's a simple cut out for the bumperetts.

 

I would be very keen in picking up a GT3 RS bar if they can accommodate the 997.2 OEM LED's. The LED tail lights combined with this bar will look Hot!

 

How many others would purchase one of these if they accommodated the 997.2 tail lights? GT3TEK: How many buyers would you need to make this work?