Better Bodies Motorsport builds some of the best-fitting restyling parts you can bolt to a Porsche. Every part is designed around the factory bumper it mounts to, not adapted from a generic mold, so body lines and mounting points line up the way they should the first time - and still look right three years and one repaint later. Parts ship unpainted with mounting hardware, ready for your painter to match your factory code.

Better Bodies Motorsport has changed what Porsche owners expect from aftermarket aero by building in polyurethane instead of fiberglass or ABS. Polyurethane flexes and returns to shape under stress rather than cracking - a steep driveway, a parking block or a rough shipping trip does not end with a spider-cracked lip. Domestic manufacturing in Southern California means molds, materials and finish are managed in-house.

Better Bodies Motorsport Design has spent more than three decades building aero exclusively for Porsche - over 800 designs born in Southern California, from classic widebodies to modern 991 and 992 aero. Every part is designed around the factory bumper it mounts to, chassis by chassis, so panel gaps and mounting points line up the first time.

BBMD works in flexible polyurethane, the same material OEMs use for bumpers: parts that flex and return to shape where fiberglass and ABS crack. Steep driveways, parking blocks and shipping trips are survivable events, not body-shop estimates - durability that made BBMD a fixture of the Porsche community.

Q: Why polyurethane instead of carbon fiber or fiberglass?
A: Polyurethane flexes. Carbon fiber and fiberglass are rigid - they crack or shatter on impact with a curb, a parking block, or a rough driveway. On a street-driven Porsche, the part most likely to make contact with the world is the front lip, and polyurethane is the material that survives that contact.

Q: Where are Better Bodies Motorsport parts made?
A: In Southern California. Design, tooling, and manufacturing are handled domestically - molds, materials, and finish are managed in-house.

Q: Do I need to drill or modify my bumper?
A: Most parts are designed to mount to existing factory points using the included hardware. Refer to the fitment notes on the individual product page, and have the part test-fitted before paint - standard best practice for any aero install.

Q: Do Better Bodies Motorsport parts come painted?
A: No. Parts ship unpainted. Plan on having your body shop or painter prep the part and match it to your car's factory paint code after it arrives - polyurethane accepts paint extremely well and holds it through flex.

Q: Will it fit my chassis?
A: Every part is designed for a specific Porsche chassis and model year range. Check the fitment listed on the product page for your exact chassis - 993, 996, 996 Turbo, 997.1, 997.2, 991, 986 Boxster - before ordering. If your chassis isn't listed for a part, it wasn't designed for that car.