POST 1Original post
Anyone run this Techart I spolier? Does it hinder the normal operation of the original electronic spoiler? I kinder like the look of this.
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POST 2Original post
I've never seen that one and don't know much about them. I hope that when the stock one raises it aligns with the fixed Techart to give a ducktailed appearance. The downside is that so much rear down-force might make the front end a little light at very high speeds. I'm sure Techart has a solution for that too .
POST 3Original post
Yeah, I asked the same thing (about increased down force at the back making the front even lighter at speed) about the ducktail spoiler.
POST 4Original post
Got conflicting replies from Vortex and Design911. Former says the electronic spoiler needs to be deactivated and Design911 says "it SHOULD be ok". Vortex carries a TA Style replica though whereas Design911 carries the actual TechArt TA1 Porsche Cayman (987) TA Style Rear Wing Spoiler - Unpainted Porsche Cayman (987) TA Style Rear Wing Spoiler - Unpainted www.vertexauto.com Dedicated to your Porsche needs Design 911 supply car parts, spares and accessories, to both retail and to the trade. Our car product and accessory range includes brakes, exhausts, tyres, wheels and panels and interiors. #Porsche #ServiceCentre #Essex www.design911.com
POST 5Original post
Composite Concepts full Carbon Fiber GT4 wing allows the factory spoiler to continue functioning. Jon Composite Concepts [email removed] [phone removed]
POST 6Original post
Didn’t know the first car had a turbo, was it on the TPC turbo kit?
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