Porsche 911

[Guest socalkid]

Anyone do a 2002 Porche 911 and what do you think of it as far as either a kit or bulk?

[Guest Josh @ Proform]

It all depends. The hood and fenders are cake for kits, and probably hand cutting too for the experienced. The mirrors can be tough and the bumper I would recommend a good designed kit, bumpers have a lot of edges that can be hard to wrap and cut long.

[Guest socalkid]

Thanks Josh. The kits I use are all Xpel and I haven't had any problems with their designs so far.

[Speed]

I'd double check on the year and have a look at the car first if you can. Porsche changed the front of those things around 2001/2002. Hood and mirrors the same but thats it. Best way to tell is the headlights, the newer ones are even with the hood like in the top pic, the older ones come down into the bumper. Check out the vinyl bra stain on the blue one.

 

 

[TINTZEUS]

 

I think Porsche are eazy....I wish they could all be silver 911's..........

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Speed said:

I'd double check on the year and have a look at the car first if you can. Porsche changed the front of those things around 2001/2002. Hood and mirrors the same but thats it. Best way to tell is the headlights, the newer ones are even with the hood like in the top pic, the older ones come down into the bumper. Check out the vinyl bra stain on the blue one.

 

 

Is that a car you had to work on? (stained car) I assume it had to be repainted.

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TINTZEUS said:

I think Porsche are eazy....I wish they could all be silver 911's..........

I'd have to agree with you on that!