RUF Bumper

[Ghostrider 310]

I wanted to buy that same one but Alois was asking 2K if I remember right, add paint and it was over my budget, went with the GT3 and lip.

[Uller God]

Originally Posted by Ghostrider 310

I wanted to buy that same one but Alois was asking 2K if I remember right, add paint and it was over my budget, went with the GT3 and lip.

You can order the RUF bumper through GT-Racing for under 1K.

GT Racing :: Porsche Performance Parts — Manufacturer of quality lightweight body panels.

[Johnny Danger]

Originally Posted by Uller God

You can order the RUF bumper through GT-Racing for under 1K.

GT Racing :: Porsche Performance Parts — Manufacturer of quality lightweight body panels.

That's a knock-off version that's made out of FRP . And, I suspect that the fit and finish is very crude .

[jsceash]

This may be a dumb question but here goes. If you add a bumper like this to a non-S does the air going into the center cavity cause problems?

[Johnny Danger]

Originally Posted by jsceash

This may be a dumb question but here goes. If you add a bumper like this to a non-S does the air going into the center cavity cause problems?

The short answer is no. In fact, you'll find that virtually every aftermarket bumper incorporates the center air channel . This poses no problem for a non S boxster . It's simply easier to create a single design .

[jsceash]

On this replacement and on the one you have (Johnny D) do the under body shield and airdams that were stock all mount back in on either S or Non-S.

[Johnny Danger]

Originally Posted by jsceash

On this replacement and on the one you have (Johnny D) do the under body shield and airdams that were stock all mount back in on either S or Non-S.

I'm not exactly sure what your referring to ? But, a properly designed aftermarket bumper will utilized the same mounting points as the original, and there shouldn't be any reason to eliminate underbody shields or air dams (?) .