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Styling modifications for Turbo S cabrio

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YOUR RESEARCHStyling modifications for Turbo S cabrio

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Replace beneath the skin

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Anyway, I am thinking about a few mods to the styling - just to give those in the know a clue that there have been a few changes beneath the skin.

Styling modifications for Turbo S cabrio
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Replace bit of the wing

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I understand that you can get a carbon fibre rear wing that replaces the bit of the wing that rises at speed.

Styling modifications for Turbo S cabrio

Replace wheels, simple and effective

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change the wheels, simple and effective

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Replace beneath the skin

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Suggestion · Original poster

Anyway, I am thinking about a few mods to the styling - just to give those in the know a clue that there have been a few changes beneath the skin.

Styling modifications for Turbo S cabrio

Replace bit of the wing

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Suggestion · Original poster

I understand that you can get a carbon fibre rear wing that replaces the bit of the wing that rises at speed.

Styling modifications for Turbo S cabrio

Replace wheels, simple and effective

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change the wheels, simple and effective

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I have a Cobalt Blue 996 Turbo S cabriolet and have just had a remap and new fuel pressure regulators fitted to take the power up to 510 bhp. It is even more aweseome to drive than it was and I can't wait to get it to Spa Francorchamps in a couple of weeks time. Anyway, I am thinking about a few mods to the styling - just to give those in the know a clue that there have been a few changes beneath the skin. I understand that you can get a carbon fibre rear wing that replaces the bit of the wing that rises at speed. I haven't seen this and any pointers to where to see some piccies of a fitted wing would be appreciated. Does anybody have any other suggestions? I don't want to ruin the original look, just improve upon it, and I don't want to upset the handling (although some of you will say that I've blown that by buying a drop-top anyway!). Carbon fibre internally might be an option too. All suggestions gratefully received!

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change the wheels, simple and effective and if they are lighter you will gain a performance benefit as well http://911uk.com/template.php?page=110

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