eastsideguy75

IMPorsche

That looks about right if you drilled holes on your bumper. I used the same screws but slightly longer for the rear as I added some foam around the plate to avoid direct contact with the rear bumper. no front plate

Ikone

If you bought new, the 991.2 comes with a bracket and screws for the front bumper.

LexVan

Try not to put the front plate on if you can. For the rear, let me look for the Rennlister,s solution, and I'll edit and add the link here.

LexVan

Eastsideguy75, check these out for the rear plate:

https://rennlist.com/forums/991/1046...ate-mount.html

orclean1

This brackets eliminates screwing your front bumper (your wife will appreciate that). They make them for our cars as well

eastsideguy75

Thanks all. So, to confirm, the 4 screws from my picture go on the rear plate (if we are doing the simplest OEM install)? There are pre-drilled small holes in the rear.

orclean1

yes ,

Penn4S

Try to avoid a front plate. It's a pimple. If you have to do it go with something that does not require making holes in the bumper.
Rear plate not an issue even though there are good options to putting holes.
Lex link to a fellow Rennlister who came up with a great way to avoid holes in the rear too.

mreloc

The screws you have there have a nice little ridge around the circumference of the head so that you can cover them with a nice little plastic cap to give it a finished look.

Bob Z.

And at the end of the thread you can see the newer version, in different colors as well (don't ask why).

eastsideguy75

BTW, the part # for the white screw in the picture above is 999-919-227-A2-OEM