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Hi, i've read conflicting and confusing information on this, so i'm trying to get a final answer if possible.
can i transfer a 996 turbo decklid and wing to my 02 C4S? i've read that the lift pumps and fans are in different places on the 2 cars and that's why it won't work.
has anyone tried this? does anyone know for sure if this will work or not?
if it won't work, i'm looking to add a 996 turbo looking wing. does anyone make a good replica?
thanks in advance for any help... josh
I had a C4S and I installed an Aero kit, and I still have the stock C4S deck lid. I now have a TT and I just compared the two. The fan and intake hole are not in the correct locations on a TT lid for a C4S. Can't really comment on aftermarket wings. Good luck...
this will not work. the metal piece which houses the 3rd brake light is much wider on the c4s than on the turbo. The decklid is different than the C4s decklid as is the space that fits it.
thanks jyoteen. on another note, did you used to own an Audi and be active on audiworld.com? your name sounds familiar and the fact that you're in LA rings a bell.
...josh
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