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996 Turbo Spoiler on narrow body, will it fit?

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YOUR RESEARCH996 Turbo Spoiler on narrow body, will it fit?

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They were working on a Wing for me, had a test vehicle and I heard they made a Mistake and had to start all over...I even saw test shots of it and thought everything was on track, but oh well....the wait continues...

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They were working on a Wing for me, had a test vehicle and I heard they made a Mistake and had to start all over...I even saw test shots of it and thought everything was on track, but oh well....the wait continues...

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Will the 996 Turbo spoiler fit a narrow body?

POST 2Original post

Do a search, I think some asked that question recently and I believe the answer is "no", but there is an aftermarket version that will fit.

POST 3Original post

Pete is correct. The Turbo rear lid does not fit on the narrow body cars. Here's where you can find an aftermarket version: http://mashaw.com/html/product_info.html

POST 4Original post

I was considering the aftermarket version myself, until I found out it does not raise and lower like the factory unit. You can only have it up OR down and you have to manually to it by opening the decklid and accessing it from there.

POST 5Original post

And FYI....'down' is not all the way down (as w/a Turbo)....my recollect is it maintains an inch or so space.

POST 6Original post

Nope, doesnt even work on the wide bodies such as the C4S. ONLY on the TT. THe under deck equipment is just wrong. I had one in my possesion for a while to sss if I could make it work on the C4S and it was a frustrating no go.

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I can't get a person to show up as a "fit Car" so the project is dead. He is working on a TT tail with a GT2 blade though

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They were working on a Wing for me, had a test vehicle and I heard they made a Mistake and had to start all over...I even saw test shots of it and thought everything was on track, but oh well....the wait continues...

POST 10Original post

I know Cargraphic makes a GT2 wing for the C4S. I bet MA Shaw makes one too. Why don't you just buy it directly from one of them?

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