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Old 11-01-2018, 11:36 AM
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Default Early and late front Spoilers - Readily available
I have plenty of spoilers in stock and ready to ship.
78 to 86 = $299
87 to 95 = $425
These are new OEM spoilers.

Just in case anyone thinks they are not available for some strange reason.
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Old 11-01-2018, 11:49 AM
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Originally Posted by ROG100
I have plenty of spoilers in stock and ready to ship.
78 to 86 = $299
87 to 95 = $425
These are new OEM spoilers.

Just in case anyone thinks they are not available for some strange reason.
Cool, we may need one for the 89 Euro. Do you think they are going to jump up in price at some point?
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Damn you....would it be easier just to set up a link to my account lol
I may need one
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I have always like the way the late spoilers don't rise up around the front wheel wells, but I also like how the early spoilers have cutouts for the brake ducts...

I guess I need a magic tool to combine both into one part!
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I have always like the way the late spoilers don't rise up around the front wheel wells, but I also like how the early spoilers have cutouts for the brake ducts...
The late spoilers also have cutouts, they're just subtle.

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Do you have the hardware/install kit for the up-to-'86 spoilers?
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Hello Roger any time limit for the sale or are these regular prices ?
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Originally Posted by Rob Edwards
The late spoilers also have cutouts, they're just subtle.

I never noticed this difference. Any back to back pictures?
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Roger with the late model front spoilers, how good are they versus Porsche supplied? Sometimes there is a notible difference in various parts, no idea about these spoilers.
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Originally Posted by ROG100
I have plenty of spoilers in stock and ready to ship.
78 to 86 = $299
87 to 95 = $425
These are new OEM spoilers.

Just in case anyone thinks they are not available for some strange reason.
That's a pretty good deal Roger, I'd buy one just as insurance against curb rash if I wasn't strapped for cash these days. I hope you have a few over the next couple of months.

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Roger with the late model front spoilers, how good are they versus Porsche supplied? Sometimes there is a notable difference in various parts, no idea about these spoilers.
These spoilers are OEM and made by the company that supplies Porsche (same one you buy from Porsche at a much higher price). For someone to set up and make spoilers for our cars it would be very expensive with little return. The market volume is way too low to support another supplier IMHO.
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Hey Roger, back in town for a few weeks. Just catching up on my reading and saw your post. I would like to order one of the spoilers and will call you later this morning. Thanks

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