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Wind Deflector
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Just had a closer look at the PET. The deflector itself is the same for C2 and C4, but there are a couple of extra "retainer plates" on the C4 kit. You could always get them afterwards if you found one from a C2.
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Thanks ..a club member is going to give me a loan of his to try out before I buy and see first hand the differance ,the Boxster I had before was not to windy it is the back off your neck that gets it.
is that not just Elsie that gives you the pain in the neck ? ps dont show her this please
garyw
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It allowed me to pack and travel to Lemans and get to keep the roof down all the way there and back [
Against is people then think its a two seater and must be a Boxster [
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garyw
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It allows the roof to be closed whilst moving, all windows to be raised whilst the roof is down and the roof to be raised along with the windows via the keyfob remote.
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juliany27
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I did not find it too difficult to fit or store [and I am a strict technophobe!] - and it does cover items on the rear seats or, at least, make them more difficult to see. In a perfect world, one would not leave anything of value on the rear seats of any car but sometimes it is essential.
Go for it, is my advice.
The chap who gave me it has a Carrera 2 and mine is a 4 there is one on Ebay which is out of a 2004 turbo and the guy say's one type fits all... any ideas
All the same.
LastOnSunday
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shane
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