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Old Jul 13, 2009 | 08:49 PM
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dont know if anyone is still looking at this post... maybe I missed it, but just want to know exactly what the wing is... is it an original from an RSA or something else.. have seen a few like the one on the blue car in the thread, but the white one is exactly what Im looking for... rgds
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Old Jul 13, 2009 | 11:40 PM
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That style of tail (on the blue car) is used on the 911 turbo through the 964. From the description, it appears the owner acquired an SC turbo wing and decklid and then modified it to fit on to a 964.

Edit: When I responded, I thought you were asking about the blue 964 but the mod is similar to what 'cobracarrera' did for his white one, as well. If you want a Factory part, you may want to shop for a Carrera tail and decklid, which are essentially the same parts used on the RSA--but not quite as difficult to obtain. The easiest route is to purchase a Getty Design or MA Shaw all fiberglass RS America tail which actually fits into your stock 964 decklid.

MA Shaw RSA tail on my C4


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Old Jul 14, 2009 | 12:52 AM
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Yes.... The white car is mine.....It is a original OEM RSA America wing and decklid.......I got it from a D.E Instructor who has a RSA...He was converting his car and was putting on a GT2 wing on his Carrera.
I bought the wing and decklid combined but it needed to be painted from Guards Red to Grand Prix White...

I was lucky to find the wing/decklid.......Looked for a long time.. Wasnt too cheap eighter....
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Old Jul 14, 2009 | 10:28 AM
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Yes mine is an RSA original part also.

The turbo wing on the blue car is from the 964 turbo with a rubber trim piece from a 930. The 964 rubber lip was reduced in size although very similar. The fiberglass part of the tail is almost identical but does not have the opening for the rear wiper that was removed from the tail of the 930 and placed through the rear window of the 964.

The RSA tail is identical to the earlier carrera wings but it too had the hole for the wiper removed.

I think there are a lot of red RSA's missing their wings because mine too was red and had to have it painted. I missed out on three other red ones before I found this one. It too came complete with deck lid and all parts needed other than the pieces needed to attach it to the supports which had to be fabricated.
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Old Jul 14, 2009 | 04:37 PM
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Originally Posted by joey bagadonuts
That style of tail (on the blue car) is used on the 911 turbo through the 964. From the description, it appears the owner acquired an SC turbo wing and decklid and then modified it to fit on to a 964.

Edit: When I responded, I thought you were asking about the blue 964 but the mod is similar to what 'cobracarrera' did for his white one, as well. If you want a Factory part, you may want to shop for a Carrera tail and decklid, which are essentially the same parts used on the RSA--but not quite as difficult to obtain. The easiest route is to purchase a Getty Design or MA Shaw all fiberglass RS America tail which actually fits into your stock 964 decklid.

MA Shaw RSA tail on my C4



I love that picture of your car parked on the street......Love the wheels..
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Old Jul 14, 2009 | 07:40 PM
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Originally Posted by cobracarrera
I love that picture of your car parked on the street......Love the wheels..
Thanks!
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Old Jul 14, 2009 | 10:21 PM
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all, thanks for your help... live in Malaysia so I expect an original will be impossible to find.. think I'll order the MA Shaw.. again guys thanks, this forum is amazing..
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Old Jul 15, 2009 | 02:37 AM
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pwengland,

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