968 Cup chin spoiler
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Stumbled across this while surfing thru Gert's (Rennlist sponsor) website
http://www.carnewal-europe.com/cpx_p68001.htm
968 Cup chin spoiler? Was there a 968 Cup car? Has anyone seen this before?
http://www.carnewal-europe.com/cpx_p68001.htm
968 Cup chin spoiler? Was there a 968 Cup car? Has anyone seen this before?
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It looks very similar to the factory 968 TS front splitter.
There was a "Copa Porsche 968 CS" in Spain, years '93 and '94. In Germany too, with the factory involved. At least this is what I read on a German forum.
![](http://mapage.noos.fr/tjmm/Copa968CS/968cup-0.jpg)
![](http://mapage.noos.fr/tjmm/Copa968CS/968cup-1.jpg)
![](http://mapage.noos.fr/tjmm/Copa968CS/968cup-2.jpg)
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There was a "Copa Porsche 968 CS" in Spain, years '93 and '94. In Germany too, with the factory involved. At least this is what I read on a German forum.
![](http://mapage.noos.fr/tjmm/Copa968CS/968cup-0.jpg)
![](http://mapage.noos.fr/tjmm/Copa968CS/968cup-1.jpg)
![](http://mapage.noos.fr/tjmm/Copa968CS/968cup-2.jpg)
![](http://mapage.noos.fr/tjmm/Copa968CS/968cup-3.jpg)
![](http://mapage.noos.fr/tjmm/Copa968CS/968cup-4.jpg)
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I just wish my cab wasn't quite so low, it would look great on my car. I had the Fitztgerald fiberglass copy on my coupe for about a week before I sold the car and it looked terrific.
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Damian, if you ever decide to go for it, I have one with your name on it. For that reason, I like the CS spring setup. Its lower, but not too low and the ride is exact same as factory. I might have clearance issues as well when I install mine. I will let you guys know.
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At least the factory front splitter is made of soft PU, meaning it won't simply self-destruct whenever it hits a speed bump contrary to most hard plastic aftermarket units available.
I gave the one I had on my 951 to a friend who owns a 968 and who had destroyed his 968 TRS reproduction splitter at the first speed bump it came into contact with.
I gave the one I had on my 951 to a friend who owns a 968 and who had destroyed his 968 TRS reproduction splitter at the first speed bump it came into contact with.
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I have the fibergalss splitter. I have repaired 4 times (which I anticapated before I installed it). Looks great but probabley not great for a DD. Next time mine breaks I am tossing it in the trash.
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Here is a good closeup of the splitter from Carnewal. It has a Porsche part number - 968 505 071 00, but it is not listed in the PET or any other parts resource that I have seen. .