Does anyone still make a ducktail spoiler?

Does anyone still make a ducktail spoiler or does anyone know where I can get one? A lot of the companies from a few years ago don't seem to be making them anymore.

I installed a PDP Plastics ducktail on my 987.2 Cayman in February. Try contacting Dave Sodergren at [email removed] [phone removed].

I just installed this one which I found on eBay

Thanks rick178. Our Spoiler is about twice the size of the OEM unit (photo shows stock yellow on top of a CF Spoiler) and is a simple direct replacement. No modifications are required to your car and you only need a few hand tools. We also sell Side Vents for the 987.1 and 987.2 and Front Splitters for the 987.1 For anyone interested in our parts you can send a private message or it might be best to contact direct- Precision Design Plastics Rainier, WA USA [phone removed] [email removed] For payments we use PayPal. If you are an International customer currency conversion is handled direct through PayPal. We do sell on eBay but with all the fees it much better to contact direct or through Planet 9. Thanks, Dave

I'd be a little leery of adding much rear wing as the nose gets light at speed ... w/o adding some front aero.

There is increased force but not as much as a fixed Wing. We do have Front Splitters as well to help balance the car. Dave Precision Design Plastics Rainier, WA USA [phone removed] [email removed]

Dave's the real deal...his spoiler hits the sweet spot...not too big, not too small! FYI...A spoiler, by definition & function, does not add down force. It's function is to disrupt the air flow over the car from creating LIFT.

Google "Gurney Flap"

Rehashing an older thread.. Doesn't plainsman have a point that these duck bill wings will increase downforce or reduce lift at the rear thereby adding to the floatiness of the front at speed?

Hello. I have tried few route to get in touch with Dave or PDP, but no LUCK. Does anyone know if PDP still in Business? I wanted to inquire regarding Ducktail and Side Vent Scoop for my 08 Cayman aka 987. Please advise. Thank you, Eddie

Hi Eddie, Sorry for delay, we have been swamped and catching up from the Holidays. I have replied to your email. Thanks, Dave Precision Design Plastics Rainier, WA USA [phone removed] [email removed]

Hi Dave, I tried searching Precision Design Plastics and can;t find your website. Appreciate a point for me to see what you have for a 987.2 . Do you also have any tests results and data to share on how the ducktail affects aero? Thanks.

Dave sent an email. We pick up our new Cayman S Tuesday . look forward to hearing back

I have been looking for a ducktail spoiler for my 987.1 . It's not high on my Mods List but it's a nice distraction. Would like to see it available for purchase and not just on used cars for sale.

Hi Dave, how contact you please ??

I know this is an old resurrected thread, but Joe Toth makes a ducktail. https://www.demonspeedmotorsports.com/Duck-tail-Porsche-Boxster-987-JTC-ducktail987.htm

I installed the Joe Toth. Being a black Boxster made it an easy affair.

PDI Design makes one (im running it now) fitment is spot on and theyre actually available (and priced decently)

Getty Design makes one that I have on my car, but DO NOT get one from them unless you're willing to take your back bumper off and fix their mess of a system that leaks water in through their bracket system because you'll have to seal it off by either a mess of silicon or additional gaskets. Taking the bumper off itself is not hard but to even get to the brackets from the inside you need to basically take all the plastic trim off from the doors backwards (stupid Porsche design, I know). After that you need to keep taking the bumper on and off for positioning and aligning the ducktail to the body and then after that when the brackets are in their original position you can put the silicon goop on. But it's an absolute pain and nightmare for someone who wants a quick and easy installation with the option of an easy removal. Not to mention that you have to prep and sand the ducktail to the body lines when you first get it. So if you want to have a true, flowing ducktail that is true to the body lines you would want this. Otherwise STAY AWAY.

I bought a Joe Toth one for my Boxster . From the time I ordered it until I received it was a little more than a week. It's currently at the painters.

Does the Joe Toth ducktail spoiler rise/lower with the stock spoiler mechanism?

Yes. It's just a sweet piece of molded sculpture that 3M's to the oem spoiler ensemble. Sent from my SM-G988U using Tapatalk

My Joe Toth ducktail spoiler is done! Paint is perfect, spoiler looks good (IMO) and adds a more finished looked. Here's some before and after.

Looks great. It's just enough spoiler for that application. At least I think so. Actually fits the design lines really well. Sent from my SM-G988U using Tapatalk

Onterrible plates! Where you at? Sent from my SM-G991W using Tapatalk

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