POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
@lowpue @islaTurbine or anyone else that can help ID this as real or aftermarket
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YOUR RESEARCHurgent ID help needed is this a Porsche taco wing
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POST 2Original post
Yes, that looks like a factory Aerokit "Taco" wing.
POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
even without the Turnwald logo?
POST 4Original post
Hmmm...yeah, it IS missing the Turnwald logo. IDK
POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
It says POLYPIECES in it's place which makes me think aftermarket
POST 6Original post
It�s also missing the rubber weatherstrip on the rear lip of the lid. I�ve never seen one without Turnwald, though I�m no authority on the matter either. Can you post a pic of the area inside of the wing? Remove the plastic snorkel and get a good look at the weaving of the fiberglass (or whatever this one is made of). That can be a good indicator of whether or not it�s real too.
POST 7Original post
Upon taking a deeper look, I can already tell it isn�t real because you can just barely see wire mesh in the intake portion of the wing. A real Porsche taco doesn�t have that. Instead it has one piece of metal that runs across each of the two intake holes in the topside of the lid.
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good eye. I didn�t even see that.
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