Looking for a solution to daily-drive a GT3 but need to tame down the appearance. With the thin supply of Tourings, I'm contemplating de-winging a 991.2. Has it been done in the US? If so, who?
Thanks

 

Maybe try to find out what modifications were done to this car (991.2 PDK turned into a PDK Touring):

2019 Porsche 911 GT3 in Lincolnwood, IL | Chicago Porsche 911 | Porsche Lincolnwood

 

basically means buying a touring decklid etc,getting it painted and then coding the rear spoiler to raise/lower, also not sure about ctr console button etc

 

I have seen people use the Carrera Sport Design Duckbill decklid like Mr JWW on YouTube

just need a different engine cover since it removes the intake vents

 

A conversion in the UK uses the Touring intake system, so need to price that in. Dundon can probably assist

 

might as well add the 911R diffuser.

 

does it differ from the wimnged version?

 

good catch wrt the intake system ... that wont "mate" with a sport design ducktail... it would have to be touring decklid and intake $$$$

 

Forgot the .2 has it

 

I looked into this and it’s prohibitively expensive, think it was £14,000 for the conversion and £4000 for loom and ECU🥹

I grew to love the wing instead!

 

Something to also think about, the airbox on the Touring is slightly different than the winged GT3 as a result of no scoops and the resulting ram-air effect those scoops have on the winged version. Therefore you would want to change the airbox too if you're looking to not see a power loss at certain speeds...

 

not only that but I believe that like the "winged" car, the airbox forms a seal with the underside of the decklid, hence the touring decklid probably also needs the touring airbox or a compatible aftermarket solution...

 

A company could make a killing coming up with a solution that has the same intakes and minimal parts for a conversion.

They could make several options such as intakes only, duck bill, etc.

 

A wingless kit for the 991.1 GT3 was available from a California company for a short time.
Porsche made them stop making and selling them.

 

given this it might be cheaper to find a touring ....