POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
I was thinking of installing a tt Wing on my 04 c2 ,I was looking around and i can buy one for 15hun too much what do you think???
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YOUR RESEARCHIs $1500.oo too much for a TT wing?
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POST 2Original post
You do know it is not a direct fit right? It takes a body shop with skills to retro fit one if you are serious. Also there are non mechanical versions sold by various vendors
POST 3Original post
www.mashaw.com www.gettydesign.com But they DO NOT move. IMO I like the stock wing myself.
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