Euro Front end
#1
Euro Front end
Hey,
Has anyone out there changed over the front end of their 924 to the european style with the fogs etc...i see gt-racing sells the bumper piece...what else would one need?
Does anyone have a few pics of these? Or whatever else you've done to the front end in terms of body work....
Thanks!
Erich
Has anyone out there changed over the front end of their 924 to the european style with the fogs etc...i see gt-racing sells the bumper piece...what else would one need?
Does anyone have a few pics of these? Or whatever else you've done to the front end in terms of body work....
Thanks!
Erich
#2
The same type of look can be achieved by buying a set of bumper shocks (or using the ones you have), drilling out all the fluid, and collapsing them with a hammer. Only problem is that it's easy to mess up the front end in a low speed collision.
#3
I was going to buy the turbo look front bumper for my 944 but I opted to do a little customizing on my own. I took the bumper off, removed the shocks, put the bumper back on and pushed it in almost flush to the nose then secured it and molded it in. I actually like it better then the turbo nose. Not sure how different or difficult it would be to do on a 924, but a little creativity can go along way.
#4
Originally posted by 1988Porsche944
The same type of look can be achieved by buying a set of bumper shocks (or using the ones you have), drilling out all the fluid, and collapsing them with a hammer.
The same type of look can be achieved by buying a set of bumper shocks (or using the ones you have), drilling out all the fluid, and collapsing them with a hammer.
I have a set of actual OE Euro bumpers for my car and have dry fit them, but I still need to get around to having them painted. They require a different set of brackets to mount to the car. The brackets are fixed and somewhat shorter. I have the lights, but I'm not sure I am going to mess around with hooking them up right off, though everything is there in the harness already.
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#10
Well, let me say then that the little gill slit next to the corner lights look goofy and the transition from the top of the bumper to the the header panel looks like crap in that picture. Maybe in a better picture or in person it looks good. Doesn't exactly do anything for me is a nice way of saying I don't personally think it looks all that good.
#15
Here is what a proper Euro bumper look like on a 924. Notice how the edge of the bumper follows the edge of the body panels. The flow from bumper to body is very smooth:
Notice how a euro 924 looks like a nice smooth bullet with proper bumpers on both ends:
Notice how a euro 924 looks like a nice smooth bullet with proper bumpers on both ends:
Last edited by Manning; 09-26-2003 at 12:13 AM.