997 carerra rear spoiler question
997 carerra rear spoiler question
Hello all. i was thinking of getting a 997.1 GT3 rear wing or 997.1 Turbo rear wing for a 997.1 carerra. I would like to stick with OEM if possible but don't really want to spend an arm and a leg for it. I was wondering if anybody knew of a Porsche dismantler or wrecking yard that was reputable or if anybody has good feedback with a replica spoiler. Thanks!
I know there are some threads about the turbo rear wing. At least one person has done it . . . but I think it was more like an arm and 2 legs. Considering all the moving parts, I'm sure that wing and its installation is thousands.
It's possible, but you'd have to get very lucky to uncover an OEM wing for less than and arm and a leg. Essentially, you'd have to find someone who does not know what it's worth and is willing and capable of selling it to you.
I once had a replica GT2 wing on my tt, but I was not happy with how meager it felt, and it did not hold the paint well - but that was just my experience.
And just FYI for anyone, a 997.1 tt wing will fit a 997.2 NB -- just needs an extra strut support and some duct redirecting -- which just in itself is not cheap.
I once had a replica GT2 wing on my tt, but I was not happy with how meager it felt, and it did not hold the paint well - but that was just my experience.
And just FYI for anyone, a 997.1 tt wing will fit a 997.2 NB -- just needs an extra strut support and some duct redirecting -- which just in itself is not cheap.
It's possible, but you'd have to get very lucky to uncover an OEM wing for less than and arm and a leg. Essentially, you'd have to find someone who does not know what it's worth and is willing and capable of selling it to you.
I once had a replica GT2 wing on my tt, but I was not happy with how meager it felt, and it did not hold the paint well - but that was just my experience.
And just FYI for anyone, a 997.1 tt wing will fit a 997.2 NB -- just needs an extra strut support and some duct redirecting -- which just in itself is not cheap.
I once had a replica GT2 wing on my tt, but I was not happy with how meager it felt, and it did not hold the paint well - but that was just my experience.
And just FYI for anyone, a 997.1 tt wing will fit a 997.2 NB -- just needs an extra strut support and some duct redirecting -- which just in itself is not cheap.
Not a bad price assuming the wing is in great shape. You'll need a wiring harness and some other bits. Paint (if different color), install time, etc. I have a post somewhere that you can dig up with the entire inventory of Porsche parts that you'll need. I don't know how much it cost me as it was done with some other mods and I never look at the itemization as I trust the service manager.
My guess:
$2,500 wing
$500 additional parts
$500 paint
$500 for margin of error
$4K total probably.
My guess:
$2,500 wing
$500 additional parts
$500 paint
$500 for margin of error
$4K total probably.
Not a bad price assuming the wing is in great shape. You'll need a wiring harness and some other bits. Paint (if different color), install time, etc. I have a post somewhere that you can dig up with the entire inventory of Porsche parts that you'll need. I don't know how much it cost me as it was done with some other mods and I never look at the itemization as I trust the service manager.
My guess:
$2,500 wing
$500 additional parts
$500 paint
$500 for margin of error
$4K total probably.
My guess:
$2,500 wing
$500 additional parts
$500 paint
$500 for margin of error
$4K total probably.
I think the best chance anybody would have for something like this would be if you personally knew the insurance appraiser in your city. Or if you had something to offer/barter with him for him to turn a blind eye and let you have the part for a penny and a song.
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I was going to do this. I even had a buddy that was selling a TT wing that was the same color as my car. I still would have needed a new brake light, fan housing and custom fabbed mounting clips, plus you have to add an aftermarket intake as the stock one will hit the hydraulic rams that raise the spoiler.
You'll also need an installer that knows how to wire everything up so that the spoiler raises/lowers at speed and wire brake lights up.
Member Mick Fluff has done this and he wrote a great thread about it. Do a search for it.
I figured a ballpark cost was going to be about $6K and that did not include painting.
You'll also need an installer that knows how to wire everything up so that the spoiler raises/lowers at speed and wire brake lights up.
Member Mick Fluff has done this and he wrote a great thread about it. Do a search for it.
I figured a ballpark cost was going to be about $6K and that did not include painting.
The turbo decklid will not fit because the entire decklid is a different size and shape.
We make some of the best quality spoilers for porsches. We have the GT3 replica and have our own spoilers that resemble the GT2 spoiler but for non-turbo models. Take a look at our sites. www.mishadesigns.com
PM me for more info and pricing. We have special pricing for our 6speed members.
We make some of the best quality spoilers for porsches. We have the GT3 replica and have our own spoilers that resemble the GT2 spoiler but for non-turbo models. Take a look at our sites. www.mishadesigns.com
PM me for more info and pricing. We have special pricing for our 6speed members.
The turbo decklid will not fit because the entire decklid is a different size and shape.
We make some of the best quality spoilers for porsches. We have the GT3 replica and have our own spoilers that resemble the GT2 spoiler but for non-turbo models. Take a look at our sites. www.mishadesigns.com
PM me for more info and pricing. We have special pricing for our 6speed members.
We make some of the best quality spoilers for porsches. We have the GT3 replica and have our own spoilers that resemble the GT2 spoiler but for non-turbo models. Take a look at our sites. www.mishadesigns.com
PM me for more info and pricing. We have special pricing for our 6speed members.
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...997-2-c2s.html
Not certain if 997.1 turbo <> 997.1 NB but that would surprise me if true.
Hello all. i was thinking of getting a 997.1 GT3 rear wing or 997.1 Turbo rear wing for a 997.1 carerra. I would like to stick with OEM if possible but don't really want to spend an arm and a leg for it. I was wondering if anybody knew of a Porsche dismantler or wrecking yard that was reputable or if anybody has good feedback with a replica spoiler. Thanks!
The Turbo wing is the ideal, but there are lots of modding costs involved in getting the air intake to line up with the 997.1 intake ports, from what I recall from a thread someone did on their mod of that type.
For the fixed wing, its probably hard to find the part for a car that is not that common (the GT3)... and then the pricing is still high.
The turbo decklid will not fit because the entire decklid is a different size and shape.
We make some of the best quality spoilers for porsches. We have the GT3 replica and have our own spoilers that resemble the GT2 spoiler but for non-turbo models. Take a look at our sites. www.mishadesigns.com
PM me for more info and pricing. We have special pricing for our 6speed members.
We make some of the best quality spoilers for porsches. We have the GT3 replica and have our own spoilers that resemble the GT2 spoiler but for non-turbo models. Take a look at our sites. www.mishadesigns.com
PM me for more info and pricing. We have special pricing for our 6speed members.
I found a company who makes a bolt on 997 turbo spoiler and decklid for a regular carrera www.gettydesign.com. does anybody have any feedback on this company?
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