991.2 Tail Lights and Rear Bumper on a 991.1
#1
991.2 Tail Lights and Rear Bumper on a 991.1
Hi Guys,
First post here but I've been "lurking" for about a year now while I've been working on my 2013 991. Appreciate the good info and the community here.
Just wanted to share that I was able to do a .2 rear tail light and bumper swap to my .1. It was pretty straight forward. Tail lights were plug and play and the rear bumper was a good fit, except for a few screw points that are not aligned.
I'll expand and edit this post with part numbers, costs, and can answer questions if any one is curious about doing it
Before:
After:
*Update with the parts list and some additional notes. Please double check all part numbers. There are so many variations out there! (e.g. with or without sport exhaust, parking sensors, rear camera, etc). Also including approximate prices I found with shipping:
Installed parts
First post here but I've been "lurking" for about a year now while I've been working on my 2013 991. Appreciate the good info and the community here.
Just wanted to share that I was able to do a .2 rear tail light and bumper swap to my .1. It was pretty straight forward. Tail lights were plug and play and the rear bumper was a good fit, except for a few screw points that are not aligned.
I'll expand and edit this post with part numbers, costs, and can answer questions if any one is curious about doing it
Before:
After:
*Update with the parts list and some additional notes. Please double check all part numbers. There are so many variations out there! (e.g. with or without sport exhaust, parking sensors, rear camera, etc). Also including approximate prices I found with shipping:
Installed parts
- Tail Lamp (L): 991-631-169-04 - $200 (used)
- Tail Lamp (R): 991-631-170-04 - $200 (used)
- Rear 2017-18 C2 bumper: 991-505-022-36 - $340 (used) + Paint and Install depends on the condition of the bumper and the body shop
- Rear 2017-18 Lower bumper cover (diffuser): 991-505-811-02-OK1 - $200 (used)
- PDC Parking Sensor 5Q0919275B 5Q0919275 x 4 - $45 (new). I don't have PDC on my car, but bought sensors to "plug" the holes
- Reflector (L): 991-631-455-01 - $30
- Reflector (R): 991-631-456-01 - $30
- Bumper Cover Emblem - "911" - Porsche: 991-559-231-01 - $45
- Bumper Cover Emblem - "PORSCHE": 991-559-235-00 - $70
- Bumper Cover Emblem - "Carrera": 991-559-237-01 - $50
- Trim Molding, LEFT: 991-505-651-02-OK1 - $80
- Trim Molding, RIGHT: 991-505-652-02-OK1 - $80
- Exhaust Duct, RIGHT: 991-505-666-01-OK1 - $60
- Exhaust Duct, LEFT: 991-505-665-01-OK1 - $60
- Some screws are not aligned on the new bumper
- 2 Tail light screws (1 each side)
- 2 screws on top of the bumper
- 2 screws under the bumper at each corner
- 2 screws on the lowest mounting point on the fender liner
- Even though it may seem like "a lot" of screws are missing, the bumper is very secure.
- The license plate lights are a direct transfer
- [edit] For the exhaust duct pieces to fit, the bumper support around the heat shield needs to be trimmed. There are some good pics/examples posted by members below.
- Tail Lamps between .1 and .2 are plug and play (no coding needed).
- As mentioned above, make sure the part #'s are correct! I used sites like getporscheparts.com and https://www.sunsetporscheparts.com/ to do my research.
- Buy used on eBay where you can! Especially the taillights.. the price difference between new and used are huge!
- The standard exhaust position/tips are the same (phew!).
Last edited by hyp991; 09-04-2021 at 03:32 PM. Reason: Update
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12-03-2020, 06:32 PM
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Alright guys, here's the final product. A few notes:
- Ended up painting the heat shield black and then using some wire mesh from amazon that I painted satin black to cover the two side vents
- I think due to either my Techart spoiler or the bumper I sourced actually being a GTS there was a center gap. Instead of adding the center/3rd tail light (would have been too many with the one already in the spoiler) I trimmed that out with the same mesh as the side vents. I think this turned out well, provides a unique and agressive look, and ties everything together nicely.
- The tail lights are factory smoked units. Wanted to dial down the red so it wouldn't compete with the custom Miami Blue brake calipers and seat belts I added to the car
- Ended up painting the heat shield black and then using some wire mesh from amazon that I painted satin black to cover the two side vents
- I think due to either my Techart spoiler or the bumper I sourced actually being a GTS there was a center gap. Instead of adding the center/3rd tail light (would have been too many with the one already in the spoiler) I trimmed that out with the same mesh as the side vents. I think this turned out well, provides a unique and agressive look, and ties everything together nicely.
- The tail lights are factory smoked units. Wanted to dial down the red so it wouldn't compete with the custom Miami Blue brake calipers and seat belts I added to the car
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Great job! The 991.2 tail lights are a huge improvement.
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Wow! Looking forward to further information. Always loved the 3D tails.
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Thanks for the feedback! I updated the original post with some additional info and prices.
Here's a picture while I was test fitting with the used bumper:
Also changed out the filter for K&N while I was in there
Here's a picture while I was test fitting with the used bumper:
Also changed out the filter for K&N while I was in there
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Very nice job. The small enhancements of the 991.2 give the 991 such an updated look.
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Damn my car is white and could have used that bumper LOL. I am sure I can find more of these bumpers as people crash them head first into things.
Did you need to do any coding for the rear tail lights?
Did you need to do any coding for the rear tail lights?
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#8
Love love loved the .2 tail lights. I think it makes the .1 look much more modern.
I’m just not a fan of the air inlets in the .2 rear bumper.
I’m just not a fan of the air inlets in the .2 rear bumper.
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Looks good, great job!! Now you can join the 991.1 rear face lift club. 😉
The intercooler inlets have to be trimmed to fit. The plastic trim rubs against the exhaust heat shield.
The intercooler inlets have to be trimmed to fit. The plastic trim rubs against the exhaust heat shield.
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#11
No coding needed, they were plug n play!
#12
Nice ride, duck tail looks awesome!
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Hi Guys,
First post here but I've been "lurking" for about a year now while I've been working on my 2013 991. Appreciate the good info and the community here.
Just wanted to share that I was able to do a .2 rear tail light and bumper swap to my .1. It was pretty straight forward. Tail lights were plug and play and the rear bumper was a good fit, except for a few screw points that are not aligned.
I'll expand and edit this post with part numbers, costs, and can answer questions if any one is curious about doing it
Before:
After:
*Update with the parts list and some additional notes. Please double check all part numbers. There are so many variations out there! (e.g. with or without sport exhaust, parking sensors, rear camera, etc). Also including approximate prices I found with shipping:
Installed parts
First post here but I've been "lurking" for about a year now while I've been working on my 2013 991. Appreciate the good info and the community here.
Just wanted to share that I was able to do a .2 rear tail light and bumper swap to my .1. It was pretty straight forward. Tail lights were plug and play and the rear bumper was a good fit, except for a few screw points that are not aligned.
I'll expand and edit this post with part numbers, costs, and can answer questions if any one is curious about doing it
Before:
After:
*Update with the parts list and some additional notes. Please double check all part numbers. There are so many variations out there! (e.g. with or without sport exhaust, parking sensors, rear camera, etc). Also including approximate prices I found with shipping:
Installed parts
- Tail Lamp (L): 991-631-169-04 - $200 (used)
- Tail Lamp (R): 991-631-170-04 - $200 (used)
- Rear 2017-18 C2 bumper: 991-505-022-36 - $340 (used) + Paint and Install depends on the condition of the bumper and the body shop
- Rear 2017-18 Lower bumper cover (diffuser): 991-505-811-02-OK1 - $200 (used)
- PDC Parking Sensor 5Q0919275B 5Q0919275 x 4 - $45 (new). I don't have PDC on my car, but bought sensors to "plug" the holes
- Reflector (L): 991-631-455-01 - $30
- Reflector (R): 991-631-456-01 - $30
- Bumper Cover Emblem - "911" - Porsche: 991-559-231-01 - $45
- Bumper Cover Emblem - "PORSCHE": 991-559-235-00 - $70
- Bumper Cover Emblem - "Carrera": 991-559-237-01 - $50
- Trim Molding, LEFT: 991-505-651-02-OK1 - $80
- Trim Molding, RIGHT: 991-505-652-02-OK1 - $80
- Exhaust Duct, RIGHT: 991-505-666-01-OK1 - $60
- Exhaust Duct, LEFT: ??? - $60 (I'm unable to find the left side duct.. still looking into this)
- Some screws are not aligned on the new bumper
- 2 Tail light screws (1 each side)
- 2 screws on top of the bumper
- 2 screws under the bumper at each corner
- 2 screws on the lowest mounting point on the fender liner
- Even though it may seem like "a lot" of screws are missing, the bumper is very secure.
- The license plate lights are a direct transfer
- I'm unsure, but the exhaust duct pieces may not fit.. the heat shield on the .1 comes up right to the bumper and it doesn't look like there would be space for an additional piece there.
- Tail Lamps between .1 and .2 are plug and play (no coding needed).
- As mentioned above, make sure the part #'s are correct! I used sites like getporscheparts.com and https://www.sunsetporscheparts.com/ to do my research.
- Buy used on eBay where you can! Especially the taillights.. the price difference between new and used are huge!
- The standard exhaust position/tips are the same (phew!).
Great retrofit!
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