Turbo Wing on 997.2 C2S
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Turbo Wing on 997.2 C2S
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I had the OEM 997.1 Turbo wing installed on my 997.2 C2S. Along with the Turbo wing, you may need the following parts:
1 997-631-052-01 AS STOP LIGHT
1 997-624-056-04 AS BLOWER
1 997-512-611-01 SEALING . LID.REAR.
1 997-512-711-00 AUXILIARY SEALING
2 999-591-712-40 PLASTIC RIVET
4 900-378-223-09 SCREW HEX-HD. 6X25
1 997-622-670-00 WIRE HARNESS
The 997.2 C2S airbox's 2 intakes are more forward than the 997.1 Turbos intakes, which are more aft. Therefore, the stock snorkels do need to be modified somewhat to fit over the intakes -- they are a near perfect fit now. Also, the fan, and raise/lower of the spoiler works just like in the Turbo.
Here are some pics of the final product:
Below are some pics of the install components:
OEM Airbox
Note extra brace as Turbo wing heavier than stock
Right side view
Fan and snorkels added
Turbo wing 3rd tail light operational, not original from C2S
Many, many thanks to Sewickley Car Store in Pittsburgh for doing an awesome job on this mod!
I had the OEM 997.1 Turbo wing installed on my 997.2 C2S. Along with the Turbo wing, you may need the following parts:
1 997-631-052-01 AS STOP LIGHT
1 997-624-056-04 AS BLOWER
1 997-512-611-01 SEALING . LID.REAR.
1 997-512-711-00 AUXILIARY SEALING
2 999-591-712-40 PLASTIC RIVET
4 900-378-223-09 SCREW HEX-HD. 6X25
1 997-622-670-00 WIRE HARNESS
The 997.2 C2S airbox's 2 intakes are more forward than the 997.1 Turbos intakes, which are more aft. Therefore, the stock snorkels do need to be modified somewhat to fit over the intakes -- they are a near perfect fit now. Also, the fan, and raise/lower of the spoiler works just like in the Turbo.
Here are some pics of the final product:
Below are some pics of the install components:
OEM Airbox
Note extra brace as Turbo wing heavier than stock
Right side view
Fan and snorkels added
Turbo wing 3rd tail light operational, not original from C2S
Many, many thanks to Sewickley Car Store in Pittsburgh for doing an awesome job on this mod!
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I think it would look even better with the RSC11's - ahem.
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Very nice, I have been thinking on doing the same on my car as well. May I ask how much did that roll? I tried to find some used parts from people that upgraded their TT wings, but no luck so far.
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I will send you some new marketing material we cooked up for them
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I'm not certain yet. I haven't been invoiced for the last bit of work. I'll update thread when I know.
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do u have pics with the spoiler in an 'up' position?
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Taylorcoleman that looks great. I asked Taylorcoleman if he would be ok with me posting here that we have a complete 997 Turbo Decklid and Wing with Hydraulics available for sale and he gave permission to mention that. The one we have is painted in Meteor Gray and is in great shape. Pick-up is preferred, any questions please contact me.
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This would get the project off to a good start and under budget: https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...rdraulics.html
If the parts were bought new than yes definitely over $10K.
If the parts were bought new than yes definitely over $10K.
