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aerokit rear spolier retro fit

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dynonick

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hi there i have gone and bought a gt3 aerokit for my 997 ,anyone know how to deactivate the rear spoiler motor.also what bits do i need for the front bumper? or are all the bits and bobs already fitted to the bumper ie behind the bumper towards the radiators.any grills and stuff likely, cheers nick
 
ORIGINAL: Geoff997

The spoiler and additional brake light have to be deactivated by a PC. Takes about 10 mins and £30!
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Or snip the wire ?

My Dad's 997 is in his local Porsche specialist for the fitting of the GT3 style aerokit at the moment, can't wait to see the results.
 

ORIGINAL: Geoff997

The spoiler and additional brake light have to be deactivated by a PC. Takes about 10 mins and £30!
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£180 per hour? As a legal aid solicitor qualified for over 30 years I cannot even dream of being paid at that rate!!
 
ORIGINAL: juliany27


ORIGINAL: Geoff997

The spoiler and additional brake light have to be deactivated by a PC. Takes about 10 mins and £30!
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£180 per hour? As a legal aid solicitor qualified for over 30 years I cannot even dream of being paid at that rate!!
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Oh I can dream of being paid at that rate, doesn't mean its going to happen[:D]
 
Correct, after removing the original motorised spoiler the next time you switch on the ignition a fault warning will appear.
 
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