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Question - Does an OEM 996 GT2 rear wing bolt onto a 996 C4S lid?

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

The OEM 996 GT2 wing is from a 2004 996 GT2 cab. Wondering if fitment will work on my 2003 996 C4S? Does anyone have any info from personal experience? Thanks, Michael

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Quotes source post: 18589846

I dont think there is 996 gt2 cab. All of the 6-gt cars r coupes. That being said the c4s and the turbo coupe cars share the same chassis and body panels so it should fit if its a oem wing and tailbase. U will have to cut a new hole for the air filter box and relocate the engine fan as turbo and gt airboxes r different from na cars.

POST 3Original post

Quotes source post: 18590098

Although the Turbo and the C4S share the same body the decklids are not interchangeable. The panel that is between the rear window and the decklid are different sizes. I'm guessing it's due to the third light placement being there on the C4S vs being in the decklid on the TT. I bought a used C4S decklid because I wanted to try adding the center red reflector to my TT. It wasn't a fit. I'd still like to try it as I have an extra TT decklid that I can try modifying but I need a center reflector. I haven't done it because I can't find a used one and don't want to buy a new when due to cost.

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Interesting. It sounds like a "no go" then. Here is a pic of the car....

POST 5Original post

As De Jeeper said, there wasn't a 996 GT2 cab. Are you sure that's an oem piece? I think the C4S and TT cabs have a different sized decklid than the coupe. If you have access to that car, I'd measure the vertical length of that lid and compare it to your coupe's length.

POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

No Sanyata, not sure of legitimacy of the wing. Seller says it's an OEM wing, but would take a while to verify as car is supposedly off site. I don't think I'll pursue this as fitment is not assured, it's kind'a pricey, and I like the center reflector on the C4S anyway.

POST 7Original post

I saw your other thread so i dont think u r going for this but i am 100% sure that is not a gt2 wing or deck lid. It may be a turbo cab aero wing but the gt2 script was added. As said the cab deck wont work on a coupe anyways.

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Quotes source post: 18591501

+1 that's not a real GT2

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