Werks1 rear wing installation
06-21-2013, 10:44 PM
#2
Trucker
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Leo,
I have seen a different kind of wing installed on someone else's TT + I have not done this myself.
You need a special Porsche tool to remove turn the hydraulic rams and remove the factor wing, and I think that you simply reverse the process with these wings. I am going to guess that on the bottom of your Werks 1 wing there are 2 bosses with threaded inserts where the factory hydraulic rams attach to...the whole job should be pretty easy...
Hopefully one of the pros here will reply. GOOD LUCK.
I have seen a different kind of wing installed on someone else's TT + I have not done this myself.
You need a special Porsche tool to remove turn the hydraulic rams and remove the factor wing, and I think that you simply reverse the process with these wings. I am going to guess that on the bottom of your Werks 1 wing there are 2 bosses with threaded inserts where the factory hydraulic rams attach to...the whole job should be pretty easy...
Hopefully one of the pros here will reply. GOOD LUCK.
06-21-2013, 10:49 PM
#3
Leo,
I have seen a different kind of wing installed on someone else's TT + I have not done this myself.
You need a special Porsche tool to remove turn the hydraulic rams and remove the factor wing, and I think that you simply reverse the process with these wings. I am going to guess that on the bottom of your Werks 1 wing there are 2 bosses with threaded inserts where the factory hydraulic rams attach to...the whole job should be pretty easy...
Hopefully one of the pros here will reply. GOOD LUCK.
I have seen a different kind of wing installed on someone else's TT + I have not done this myself.
You need a special Porsche tool to remove turn the hydraulic rams and remove the factor wing, and I think that you simply reverse the process with these wings. I am going to guess that on the bottom of your Werks 1 wing there are 2 bosses with threaded inserts where the factory hydraulic rams attach to...the whole job should be pretty easy...
Hopefully one of the pros here will reply. GOOD LUCK.
That's what I though :-/ I have to get that tool
Thank you!
06-22-2013, 12:05 AM
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06-22-2013, 12:52 AM
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Trucker
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I think that your idea of rear diffuser would make your car much nicer looking than the one above! IMHO... (I don't know what side skirts are on this car, but I like GT2 more)
06-22-2013, 10:59 AM
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06-22-2013, 11:07 AM
#11
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Leo,
I have seen a different kind of wing installed on someone else's TT + I have not done this myself.
You need a special Porsche tool to remove turn the hydraulic rams and remove the factor wing, and I think that you simply reverse the process with these wings. I am going to guess that on the bottom of your Werks 1 wing there are 2 bosses with threaded inserts where the factory hydraulic rams attach to...the whole job should be pretty easy...
Hopefully one of the pros here will reply. GOOD LUCK.
I have seen a different kind of wing installed on someone else's TT + I have not done this myself.
You need a special Porsche tool to remove turn the hydraulic rams and remove the factor wing, and I think that you simply reverse the process with these wings. I am going to guess that on the bottom of your Werks 1 wing there are 2 bosses with threaded inserts where the factory hydraulic rams attach to...the whole job should be pretty easy...
Hopefully one of the pros here will reply. GOOD LUCK.
http://www.suncoastparts.com/product...y_Code=997ttak
06-24-2013, 05:17 PM
#12
I just went to Champion Motorsport (they installed for me for free)
Wow this guys are amazing their products are top quality! And Tom offer me very good service.
I also bough the Werks1 front lip
Wow this guys are amazing their products are top quality! And Tom offer me very good service.
I also bough the Werks1 front lip
06-24-2013, 07:12 PM
#13
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Looks great...now don't let your girlfriend drive it or that lip will be toast.
06-24-2013, 09:32 PM
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