Anyone happen to have Euro 924 foglights for sale in the States?
#1
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Anyone happen to have Euro 924 foglights for sale in the States?
So it turns out my factory foglights won't fit easily at all in my 924GTS style bumper and I need the Euro-style housing as found on 924s sold across the pond.
Like the ones found here on eBay UK: 924 Foglights
Before I go ordering a pair of foglights from across the pond, I figured I'd check here to see if anyone happens to have a set that they're willing to sell (or if some of our UK members are willing to undercut the eBay sellers out there, possibly).
Thanks!
Like the ones found here on eBay UK: 924 Foglights
Before I go ordering a pair of foglights from across the pond, I figured I'd check here to see if anyone happens to have a set that they're willing to sell (or if some of our UK members are willing to undercut the eBay sellers out there, possibly).
Thanks!
#2
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Steve,
I was just in your boat, and ended up ordering them from Justin Webb in the uk (not sure what is screen name is here, but posts as 944uk on pelican, and is active on the 944 facebook pages).
As a side bar, what 924 GTS style bumper did you end up using? I'm still in the shopping stages for the fiberglass for my own project and looking for the good and bad about the different versions.
I was just in your boat, and ended up ordering them from Justin Webb in the uk (not sure what is screen name is here, but posts as 944uk on pelican, and is active on the 944 facebook pages).
As a side bar, what 924 GTS style bumper did you end up using? I'm still in the shopping stages for the fiberglass for my own project and looking for the good and bad about the different versions.
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I ended up going with IFC Racing (http://www.allporscheracing.com) for my bumper. I was a bit nervous since there are reports of really poor fitment on aftermarket parts out there (other brands, not IFC) and I wasn't able to find all that much feedback on IFC. But the fitment is rather good, in my opinion: no major issues to correct, just a couple small fixes and general prep should have it looking great, assuming I do my job with the paint afterward. I'll take some photos after work this afternoon to show how it fits up out of the box.
I'd definitely recommend IFC, I plan to order the rest of the fiberglass parts I want from them as well (front fenders and hood, mainly).
I'd definitely recommend IFC, I plan to order the rest of the fiberglass parts I want from them as well (front fenders and hood, mainly).
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I ended up going with IFC Racing (http://www.allporscheracing.com) for my bumper. I was a bit nervous since there are reports of really poor fitment on aftermarket parts out there (other brands, not IFC) and I wasn't able to find all that much feedback on IFC. But the fitment is rather good, in my opinion: no major issues to correct, just a couple small fixes and general prep should have it looking great, assuming I do my job with the paint afterward. I'll take some photos after work this afternoon to show how it fits up out of the box.
I'd definitely recommend IFC, I plan to order the rest of the fiberglass parts I want from them as well (front fenders and hood, mainly).
I'd definitely recommend IFC, I plan to order the rest of the fiberglass parts I want from them as well (front fenders and hood, mainly).
I have gotten some good feedback on IFC, good to know you are positive on them as well. The pictures would be much appreciated.
Why the fenders and hood as well? Just going for an ultra light weight 944? I was planning on my metal hood and fenders just because I'm looking for OEM (as possible) fitment for my 924 GT(S).
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Edit: here are some photos. I haven't really gotten too far into the install, basically I just drilled holes for the side mounts (which were already marked and in the right spot) and tossed it on to see how the initial fit is.
Not bad on the driver's side at all. I have to slightly clearance that upper corner, that's pretty much it.
Passenger side This corner is the worst of the fit issues.
Closeup of the passenger side issue. Not all that bad, the gaps are small enough that I'm comfortable using a filler to build it up.
Last edited by SloMo228; 09-27-2017 at 04:37 PM.
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#9
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Yeah, basically. Plus my steel bodywork has its share of dents and dings to begin with anyway. I think there's a solid chunk of weight to be lost in the hood and fenders, probably more than from losing the front bumper (which is aluminum and really not all that heavy to begin with). The FG front bumper was mainly for looks, but it does shave about 20lb from the car.
Edit: here are some photos. I haven't really gotten too far into the install, basically I just drilled holes for the side mounts (which were already marked and in the right spot) and tossed it on to see how the initial fit is.
Not bad on the driver's side at all. I have to slightly clearance that upper corner, that's pretty much it.
Edit: here are some photos. I haven't really gotten too far into the install, basically I just drilled holes for the side mounts (which were already marked and in the right spot) and tossed it on to see how the initial fit is.
Not bad on the driver's side at all. I have to slightly clearance that upper corner, that's pretty much it.
Are you using euro bumper mounts? Or just something custom?