Seal grey 997 with GT3Tek body kit & OZ Ultrallegera
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Seal grey 997 with GT3Tek body kit & OZ Ultrallegera
I recently purchased a 997 and immediatley sent it off for the GT3Tek full kit and 19" OZ Ultraleggera wheels. I am very happy with the end result. The kit fits great and was done by a shop that had installed several in the past. Nice to have a shop with experience due the install
IMO it has a very nice aggressive look
IMO it has a very nice aggressive look
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Nice.
I envy you guys. Just a year ago, I would have spent the necessary $ for an upgrade. This year, for some reason, I am more concerned about retirement, even though I am only 50 years old (I know, I am old).
I envy you guys. Just a year ago, I would have spent the necessary $ for an upgrade. This year, for some reason, I am more concerned about retirement, even though I am only 50 years old (I know, I am old).
i had the same issue with the middle vent on the rear bumper looking warped. luckily, my body shop was able to reshape the vent so it doesnt look as pronounced. can you post some more pictures of the roof spoiler? i'm thinking about getting the same one.
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Thanks guys
I think it needs a GT3 RS wing next. I never thought of removing the bumperettes
I'll post more pics of the roof spoiler tomorrow
I think it needs a GT3 RS wing next. I never thought of removing the bumperettes
I'll post more pics of the roof spoiler tomorrow
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Yep, I agree, looks good, would look great w/o the bumperettes. One thing that makes the 991 rear looks so good is b/c it looks so smooth w/o the bumperettes.
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Man I wish I could see what you see. I like a lot of things about the 991 but the rear ruins it for me. It's tolerable from straight behind but the 3/4 angle is messed up imo.
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I was behind one for a long time, going the same way for awhile and thought it looks really good. My wife and mom also commented on it's rear end. Both like the new one better. I agree simply b/c there are no bumperettes on the new one.
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The figment is quite good IMO. the screw location in the middle of the rear mesh needs adjusted. It's pulling the upper and lower portions together. Other than that it was well worth the money
