YOUR RESEARCH1999 996 Rear Wing Removal Process?
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OK, I've search this site along with "the others" and I can't find instructions on how to remove the stock motorized wing on my 1999 996 cab. I just got my fixed wing from Getty Design today and some insight on how to get the old one off would be great. Can anyone point me in the right direction. I suspect I'm search challanged. It's hard to believe it wouldn't be out there already but I can't find it. Thanks! J.D.
I found the TSB for installation of my Carrera wing but it did not have instructions for removal of the stock wing. So....I just started taking it a part and there are a lot of pieces! All I can say is that it is never going back on as long as I own the car.
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