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YOUR RESEARCHspicing up my taco (wing)
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Adjust angle of the wing
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Suggestion · Original poster
Searched and not much detail about this wing adjust thing.
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Suggestion · Original poster
When you move the pin to angle the wing then it won't let you install the set screw.
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Suggestion · Original poster
Only one for the set screw, the rest are all unthreaded to accept the pin.
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Suggestion
Push wing down onto metal pieces and reattach using the 2 screws per side.
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Going to adjust the angle of the wing. Just a teensy bit for now.
Kind of confusing. Lots of holes. Who knows what they're all for? Only one for the set screw, the rest are all unthreaded to accept the pin.
1. Undo the two screws on each side on the underside of the wing itself (pic in your 2nd post)
The metal pieces you undid will stay in the wing strut left and right.
2. Pull the trailing edge of the wing up to reveal the bracket with the multiple holes (your pic in 1st post)
3. Pull out the metal piece you unscrewed in step 1 on each side and reposition it in the appropriate set of holes to get a different angle of the wing.
Make sure you use the same holes left and right.
4. Push wing down onto metal pieces and reattach using the 2 screws per side.
As per porsche user manual: only the flat setting is road legal.
When you move the pin to angle the wing then it won't let you install the set screw. There are some references that suggest you just toss that screw together. But what were they thinking on that? And I have no idea what the three forward holes are for.
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They certainly aren't giving them away. Even for aftermarket.
Rear Spoiler 996.1 Coupe - 996.1 GT3 Tribute / Aero Kit Cup - GRP - Includes Gurney (fvd.net)
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