It is the other way around. DON'T add a rear wing without the corresponding front aero. The rear wing will increase the rear down force, which will make the front end even "lighter" feeling so the front areo needs to be added to increase the down force in the front.

 

Tim, technically it is to reduce lift in the front (essentially the same).

 

Dell... are we going to do that "to-MAY-to"...."to-MAH-to" thing again?

Yes, technically, you ARE correct!

 

Potayto, Potahto.

 

Guys,
I hear ya, everyone has some good points. Personally, Los Angeles area doesnt allow me to drive our 996 fast enough to matter what components we have on our cars.

Gota 450.00-600.00 for paint depending on what you get..
Cheers
Dayton
www.dps-motorsports.com

 

I have an OEM 04GT3 Front Bumper for sale...

 

Metal....you realize that the thread is for a 99-01 front?

 

Oops! Now I do, thanks.

Were the front fenders different between 99-01 and 02-05?

 

Here is a really good link, that I like to keep for reference regarding the 996 side skirts:

http://www.pca.org/tech/tech_qa_question.asp?id={8B5D4671-B8C4-4B17-B9AE-4ADD78C26977}

It gives all the part numbers and answers alot of questions

 

Yes the fenders are different due to the different headlights.
Cheers
Dayton
www.dps-motorsports.com

 

Front bumper and sides are different between the pre-facelift and the facelift models. However, you CAN use either the MkI or the MkII side members (side skirts) for all model years 996 (narrow body).