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YOUR RESEARCHRear spoiler - comments on this please
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Not my cup of tea, and as mentioned see it installed elsewhere before you screw it to your wing/engine lid and regret it later.
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You also see on ebay people using "TA" to describe Techart lookalikes etc
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whats everyones view on this.....I was considering for my car but wonder if it will look a little chavvy on my polar silver motor.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&item=380093898065
Those pictures are of a 997, do they have any of it fitted to a 996? Also how is it fitted, screws, tape, glue? You may have to drill into your retractable spoiler... Carbon on silver works but just make sure it doesn't look 'stuck on' as it's a failry small addition...
Reminiscent of the "hoop" spoiler/high level brake light combo of the 993 (except that was mounted below the window line)
Not my cup of tea, and as mentioned see it installed elsewhere before you screw it to your wing/engine lid and regret it later. Can't just polyfiller the holes after.
The advert says it all
"NEW 99-04 PORSCHE 996
TART STYLE
CARBON FIBER BOOT SPOILER"
not a good look IMO and I wonder is it affects the aerodynamics of the car
I agree with you guys.....after looking at it again this morning in the sober light of day (and not after a bottle of vino)
. I think it would look naff.
I actually quite like it. On that 997 it looks great. I'd just wonder if it helps with the aerodynamics and keep the back end glued to the road as per the original idea.
~ Maxie
That is the concept and of course it does. However recognising my own limited driving ability, I suspect that I probable will not see that added aerodynamic capability on British roads.
Of course lowering the car adds even more by excluding air from under the car, which gives an added aerofoil effect on the top surfaces of the vehicle and pushing it down on the road. Mind you if you go for this option too, make sure your tooth fillings are secure :lol:
Regards Bob Bax
There is a version available with a heater element built in.
It is available for TVR's. Not sure if it's out for a Porsche yet though.
I think it's designed to warm the hands on a long cold push after a breakdown. :floor:
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