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And here's some pictures of how it looks like once installed on a car:

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And here's some pictures of how it looks like once installed on a car:

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Just trying to get some opinions and thoughts on this spoiler of ours for your 996 C2s. This is for those Porsche owners who are a bit nostalgic, and want a spoiler that's a direct bolt onto their car. Here are some pictures of how the spoiler looks before shipping out: And here's some pictures of how it looks like once installed on a car: Let me know if you guys have any questions or comments! thanks. -Don

POST 4Original post

Sorry, I'm not feeling it on the 996. A little too retro for the 996, IMO. The tail itself, however, looks to be a well crafted part.

POST 5Original post

Don, I like the intakes on the silver car. How about an a$$ shot?

POST 6Original post

Me likey! I'd buy if I didn't already have that Aerokit.

POST 8Original post

Ok, I had a choice to respond first last night but I wanted others to chime in. That is ugly. Sorry. There are way better products MA Shaw makes though that are hot.

POST 9Original post

Don't love the looks... but Mike's products and customer service is EXCELLENT!

POST 11Original post

if you're out doing nostalgic tails, the one I'd like to see is the 965 or 993 turbo look tea-tray. The only decent one I ever saw was a techart part which looks great but didn't fit right, 996 Type II Rear Wing in CEC-speak. Engine bay access limited.

POST 12 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks for the comments. I know the spoiler isn't for everyone, but I decided to throw this one out there for now. I'll see if I can gather more pictures of it, but these are all I have of the car with that spoiler right now. I know of a spoiler that might interest you guys more, but I'll make another thread for it later... -Don

POST 13Original post

That lil Ducky on a white C2 with a Script 'Carrera' decal in red and red painted GT3 wheels. Sort of a 'psuedo-RS' style. Or Red C2 with black decal and black wheels.....Hmm.

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+1 - with all due respect....

POST 16Original post

I think it might work better if smaller. At that size/height it just looks wrong from the pictures. Seen the same on the 993's and it really does not work there either. Cooling intake looks nice though.

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It will only fit C2s. It doesn't have the space/inner lining to fit an intercooler under there. -Don

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