Brick

I am reviewing a 997.2 Turbo with factory option shown of an Aero Kit. However, there is still a spoiler switch on the center console stack. Is this correct or was the Aero Kit only lower spoiler and the rear spoiler added later?

Just curious, seem incongruous that the switch would be there from the factory. (I assume it does not operate in any way, maybe I am wrong there?)

Thanks,

Bill

Dodaleca

My aerokit 997.2TT has the switch which I assume standard for the 997TT dash so I just assumed not hooked up to anything as there are no moveable parts on the rear aerokit spoiler. Although always tempted I have never yet pushed the button just for the hell of it!

I'm not sure in the build process when the Porsche Exclusive options are installed.

Southpaw

My aerokit car has the button too. I've pushed it and nothing happens (that I know of) ...the light on the actual button doesn't even light up so I think it's just an inactive button.

...which is odd for Porsche to just let it be since it can mislead people into thinking there's something malfunctioning on the car.

nzskater

The function for the button is coded out - the configuration on the cars computer has that feature disabled so that it doesn't work. This approach is taken for many options, such as cruise control and TPMS. It means that the hardware associated with the feature can be added at a later date and the feature enabled easily.