Fiberglass Rear Bumper
#4
Not a body man and thought I would give this a try, so the vendor selection process is probably worth the effort if one is better then the other.
I have also contacted MaShaw and their version is a little more money. If anyone has a preference between the two brands I would appreciate your opinion.
I have also contacted MaShaw and their version is a little more money. If anyone has a preference between the two brands I would appreciate your opinion.
#7
Funny;
AIR used to be just terrible, and GT was quite good. I recently purchased a GT 292R front bumper and no-lamp nose for my 944, and they are really rather poor. The nose panel was horrid! I've got dozens and dozens of hours of fooling with them just to make them fit, let alone look really nice. Pretty dissappointing, especially if I go and biff them the first time out. In the end, it almost wasnt worth it.
I think in the end that all of these guys are pretty poor judges of when their molds are worn out. They don't use their own products, which is a problem.
AIR used to be just terrible, and GT was quite good. I recently purchased a GT 292R front bumper and no-lamp nose for my 944, and they are really rather poor. The nose panel was horrid! I've got dozens and dozens of hours of fooling with them just to make them fit, let alone look really nice. Pretty dissappointing, especially if I go and biff them the first time out. In the end, it almost wasnt worth it.
I think in the end that all of these guys are pretty poor judges of when their molds are worn out. They don't use their own products, which is a problem.
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My front valance is from GT Racing and it required a LOT of fitting by the bodyshop to fit properly. My rear 1 piece wing/engine cover is from MA Shaw. The same body shop simply painted it, no fitting required. The GT racing stuff is fine if you want it for a race car or you are good a f/g, otherwise, it's cheaper to buy Getty/MA Shaw.