where is sport design ducktail package on the 991.2?
10-11-2015 | 08:01 PM
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Originally Posted by mi650
OK, dumb question time:
I've never seen a pic of a duck tail raised. Do they not raise up?
I've never seen a pic of a duck tail raised. Do they not raise up?
It's a fixed and stationary spoiler. In other words, it doesn't move.
10-11-2015 | 08:02 PM
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They are fixed and don't raise up. If it does not have the ducktail or Aero package, than it has the factory spoiler that raises and lowers. Ducktails and Aero wing ducktail combo are fixed.
10-11-2015 | 08:50 PM
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10-11-2015 | 08:52 PM
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10-11-2015 | 09:05 PM
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Originally Posted by stratocaster69
Thats just how I built mine STG. Actually the red one above. Love both looks. Its funny in my parts, you never see either on a Carrera. Wonder if more dislike them than like them.
To me it's a sporty sports car. To others, a sporty country club boulevard cruiser.
Whatever floats your boat!
10-11-2015 | 09:27 PM
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I agree, not too common. Dislike or don't know about them? Not many dealers order them for lot cars, and a lot of Porsche buyers tend to be more conservative in their tastes. Anyway, all the better for those who have them. I don't like to look like the norm anyway.
To me it's a sporty sports car. To others, a sporty country club boulevard cruiser.
Whatever floats your boat!
To me it's a sporty sports car. To others, a sporty country club boulevard cruiser.
Whatever floats your boat!
10-12-2015 | 03:34 PM
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I still dont know what to make of the Aerokit Cup spoiler - when I first walked in to order, it was a must have, then it started looking a bit strange to me with two different pieces. I wasn't sure if I only like it because it was a Porsche product or not, because I know if I saw two spoilers on any other lesser car, I'd probably laugh.
In the end I opted for just the Sport Design Package since I can always add the Cup kit later on. I was also deterred by the fact that it sits even lower in front and roads here are horrendous.
In the end I opted for just the Sport Design Package since I can always add the Cup kit later on. I was also deterred by the fact that it sits even lower in front and roads here are horrendous.
10-12-2015 | 04:36 PM
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I still dont know what to make of the Aerokit Cup spoiler - when I first walked in to order, it was a must have, then it started looking a bit strange to me with two different pieces. I wasn't sure if I only like it because it was a Porsche product or not, because I know if I saw two spoilers on any other lesser car, I'd probably laugh.
In the end I opted for just the Sport Design Package since I can always add the Cup kit later on. I was also deterred by the fact that it sits even lower in front and roads here are horrendous.
In the end I opted for just the Sport Design Package since I can always add the Cup kit later on. I was also deterred by the fact that it sits even lower in front and roads here are horrendous.
10-12-2015 | 05:22 PM
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Exactly! And as far as looks thats all personal preference for sure.
10-12-2015 | 06:12 PM
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I actually swapped the Sport Design front splitter/lip for the aerokit cup front part as I think it looks much better than the SD part...