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OEM aerokit wing or lighter aftermarket ?
05-10-2010, 09:10 PM
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OEM aerokit wing or lighter aftermarket ?
I am in the market for an MkII aerokit for my 2003 C2.
I have found a brand new oem rear wing for sale ($1300) and I wonder if I should spend the money for an OEM made out of metal, or go for a lighter aftermarket version made of urethane or something of that nature ?
I'll certainly buy the OEM sideskirts and front bumper as the price is close to aftermarket and made in plastic anyways.
Saving weight ? or better resale value with heavy OEM ?
I have found a brand new oem rear wing for sale ($1300) and I wonder if I should spend the money for an OEM made out of metal, or go for a lighter aftermarket version made of urethane or something of that nature ?
I'll certainly buy the OEM sideskirts and front bumper as the price is close to aftermarket and made in plastic anyways.
Saving weight ? or better resale value with heavy OEM ?
05-10-2010, 09:15 PM
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OEM Aero rear wing is fiberglass. Go OEM for fit alone. 1300 brand new is VERY cheap for a factory wing.
Is the rear wing you found an Aerokit or off a GT3, the GT3 has the air intake on the opposite side
Is the rear wing you found an Aerokit or off a GT3, the GT3 has the air intake on the opposite side
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05-10-2010, 09:34 PM
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Aero Bumper you want OEM because aftermarket fiberglass shatters if you ever hit something. Side Skirts and and rear wing can go aftermarket. GT3 rear wing will not fit C2s.
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05-10-2010, 11:20 PM
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+100 on OEM.
Nothing fits as well and nothing is as light an an OEM kit - it was designed for your car by Porsche and anything else is just a replica at best.
Nothing fits as well and nothing is as light an an OEM kit - it was designed for your car by Porsche and anything else is just a replica at best.
05-11-2010, 12:44 AM
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OEM...Cant beat it....and plus no fitament issues.
05-11-2010, 12:28 PM
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OEM.
I have it on my '03 (full factory-installed aerokit). The rear wing in particular is rather complex and I would not risk going aftermarket. The OEM version is incredibly well-made.
I have it on my '03 (full factory-installed aerokit). The rear wing in particular is rather complex and I would not risk going aftermarket. The OEM version is incredibly well-made.
