YOUR RESEARCHC4S boot spoiler
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The boot spoiler on my 2004 c4s comes up at 75mph could this be adjusted to come up at a lower speed if so is it a big job.Does any know of any other boot spoilers i could fit to my c4s like the GT3 and where to buy them pics etc. Kind regards, John
I do not have an answer for you, but I do wonder why it could not have been set at say 65. This would avoid the potential (albeit unlikely) issue of Plod stopping you on the basis that the spolier is up so you must have been doing at least 75 (I think it is 70 in the 997). Obviously one could have manually raised the spoiler but why tempt the discussion.
The speed is pre-programmed in the instrument cluster, but there doesn't appear to be any option to change it with the PST2/PIWIS.
Thanks for that
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