MA Shaw GT2 spoiler on a NB 964?
02-21-2009, 05:38 PM
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MA Shaw GT2 spoiler on a NB 964?
Anyone have pictures of the 993 GT2 spoiler from MA Shaw on a NB 964, or any 964 at all?
I've had this in storage for over a year now, and never got around to installing it on my car.
The only picture I have of it on a 964 is this one, on this widebody:
Hopefully someone will have some more pictures.
I bought it, with the intention of doing a widebody on my car and putting this spoiler on there. However, things have changed, so I may be considering just selling it.
-Don
I've had this in storage for over a year now, and never got around to installing it on my car.
The only picture I have of it on a 964 is this one, on this widebody:
Hopefully someone will have some more pictures.
I bought it, with the intention of doing a widebody on my car and putting this spoiler on there. However, things have changed, so I may be considering just selling it.
-Don
02-21-2009, 05:56 PM
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Yea. They are designed to give air flow to the intercooler. However, the tail that I have fits only NA 911/930/964 bodies. So it'll still give it air, but obviously just to the engine bay area.
02-21-2009, 06:07 PM
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Maybe it can be rigged so that it can provide air to the airbox.....kinda like a 'ram air' effect.
02-21-2009, 06:13 PM
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I suppose you could try rigging something like that up.
However, for a true "ram air" effect to work, you'd have to be effectively pushing in more air than the engine is taking in
I understand what you mean though.
However, for a true "ram air" effect to work, you'd have to be effectively pushing in more air than the engine is taking in
I understand what you mean though.
02-21-2009, 06:34 PM
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Yeah, you know what I mean. It might be better than sucking hot engine compartment air.
