Aerokit tail of GT2???
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Aerokit tail of GT2???
Ok, this sounds funny, but my boys (3 and 6 yrs old) like the "big tail". Every time they see a GT2 tail they request that. Being life is too short, I am thinking that since they are still impressed with small things like this I would consider the idea.
So my question to you guys is that since an Aero kit tail is somewhat rare would you keep it or go to the GT2 tail?
So my question to you guys is that since an Aero kit tail is somewhat rare would you keep it or go to the GT2 tail?
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Stephen,
Funny you should mention this, as I may be adding a TA front and GT2 rear. Personally, I prefer the GT2 rear over the aerokit. Moreover, isnt the GT2 rear more functional from an air intake perspective?
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Funny you should mention this, as I may be adding a TA front and GT2 rear. Personally, I prefer the GT2 rear over the aerokit. Moreover, isnt the GT2 rear more functional from an air intake perspective?
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Though I am hardly a fan of TechArt's styling, I am not sure why people who go to the extent of putting on a TechArt front end wouldn't do the entire bodykit, i.e. side skirts, GTS rear bumper, and Type 2 adjustable wing?
Why mix and match aero parts when the TechArt vampire kit is designed as an aerodynamic system?
In many ways, the Type 2 wing is more "unique" and matches the front bumper. It is also more easily adjustable for different tilt angles, and has air intakes similar to the GT2 base. The cost differential between an OEM GT2 rear decklid and wing and the Type 2 wing seems negligible.
Why mix and match aero parts when the TechArt vampire kit is designed as an aerodynamic system?
In many ways, the Type 2 wing is more "unique" and matches the front bumper. It is also more easily adjustable for different tilt angles, and has air intakes similar to the GT2 base. The cost differential between an OEM GT2 rear decklid and wing and the Type 2 wing seems negligible.
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To be honest Tyson the GTS it to much bling for me, nor do I have the matching bumper. I have the old stuff.
I would not use a OEM GT2 tail. The tail we sell has adjustments to correct the down force.
Point taken though. I appreciate the input. I guess I could sell the nose and do a GT2 OEM nose on it. Although I need another project like a hole in the head.
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Stephen
I have the Techart front and GT2 tail and my car is also yellow and I am very happy with the look
I even have your Imagine 650 decals on the sides as well!!
Go for it
Mine is a Cargraphic deck lid, great quality in either fiberglass or carbon
I have the Techart front and GT2 tail and my car is also yellow and I am very happy with the look
I even have your Imagine 650 decals on the sides as well!!
Go for it
Mine is a Cargraphic deck lid, great quality in either fiberglass or carbon