Porsche 911 TechArt Aero Kit Install | The 991 Custom Performance Build Series [Episode 6]
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- Made the switch from air-cooled back to water!! Follow along on my journey as I sell my air-cooled Porsche 911 in order to purchase a new water-cooled 911 for my take on a performance build. The sixth episode of my series takes you along for the long awaited install of my Techart AeroKit for the 991!
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Ohhhhhhhh mate, that looks so bad ass!!!!!! Awesome. Now I want that.
Thank you. I am so happy with it. Very unique upgrade for the 991
That kit came out really nice.
Thanks for the feedback and thank you for watching!
nice addition. looks fantastic!! well done
Thank you and thanks for watching!
Ah finally, this is what I’ve been waiting for
Well here it is! Enjoy!
Looks great
Thanks!
Congrats! Definitely my favorite kit for the 991.1
I'm shopping for a 911 now and plan to do this install on it. Haven't found an affordable wheel I like so will probably bite the bullet on the TechArt wheels as well. Pure motivation! Thanks for sharing!
Awesome man! I absolutely love this kit. Very unique and not many 991s out there with it. Really appreciate you watching and reaching out. The reason I make these videos is the community engagement from those like you.
@@nineelevensouth So having seen the installation, do you think you could have installed it yourself? Thanks! Looking forward to more videos of your 911!
@@BJP719 theoretically yes. But it’s a little bit more art than science to get it perfect so I would still recommend professional install in my opinion.
What a difference after install!!!...... I just received my Techar Rear Spoiler II today for my 2016 991.1 Black edition. I planned to install myself. Directions are pretty weak. 1.) From your video I assume you relocated the old rear spoiler "center tail" light to the new Spoiler II, correct? 2.) It looked like you removed the old rear wing elevate motor assembly prior to installing the rear Spoiler II. 3.) Do you have to remove the rear bumper cover to complete the install? Thanks, now I have to seriously look at the front and side skirt purchase. You ride is sweet. Thanks for posting!
Awesome! Thanks for watching the channel and I appreciate the compliments. Answers to your questions are 1) correct 2) correct, this part was the most complicated of the install 3) no
I’m not a spoiler guy but it looks nice;)
Thanks!
Love the install! Does the wing still lift using the factory motor? Or does this wing delete the option?
Thank you! The Techart wing is a fixed wing so it's always up. You have to use a PIWIS software tool to go into the ECU settings and change the rear wing to "fixed" so that you don't get a warning at 78+ MPH about the spoiler not deploying
Hello
Where can I get the complete kit? It looks amazing...thank you
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Super cool! Do you need to modify the bumper/any panels to settle the wing?
Thanks! Nope, pretty much "plug and play"
Nice wheel option you have there as well. What is that?
Wheels are from Titan 7. TS-5 in Satin Titanium.
HDR is at 110%.
Great addition! What about the programming to deactivate the factory spoiler and activate the brake light?
Thanks! I had my local shop get into the system with a PIWIS and deactivate/active the brake light
@@nineelevensouth what programming “steps” did they do for the “wing loss” warning?
@@ammarmalik0007 not sure on the exact steps but you have to find someone with the PIWIS system to do it for you at a shop.
@@nineelevensouth thanks for the quick response. it was done at the dealer but I did not get to drive 75MPH to try it before driving it home. Noe it’s a hassle going back to them. Did the 3rd tail light fit in flush? Mine is slightly off on the right edge.
From what you hear do you need a front lower spoiler to help keeping the car on the ground at higher speed? I am sure I am not using the right terminology. Does keeping the sunroof effect the handling? Lastly did your MpG change? Cheers.
@@ammarmalik0007 It did not fit flush to start. My body shop had to do a little trimming inside the opening to make it flush. I don't think the front spoiler is a "must have" for the rear to provide benefit, but obviously it doesn't hurt. Not sure on the sunroof, I almost never open it. Don't really watch MPG that closely so I couldn't tell you that.
Does 991.2 rear wing can change to aerokit rear with retractable rear wing and adjustable elements? Mine is just normal spec and looking upgrade aerokit!
I’m sorry. I’m not understanding your question
@@nineelevensouth I mean does rear spoiler kit can be replace with Aerokit which both side have fins? If yes, how to do it? Mine now is standard and thinking to make full set aerokit conversion..
@@kennytang6530 to be honest, I’m not sure. I would reach out to Techart.
My OCD would not go well with the front lip how it aligns in the wheel arch. Basically too long and sticks in the wheel arch. Don’t want to nag but sideskirt also looks too long. In the back it kinda covers the wheel arch. 🤔
Appreciate your comment and for watching! I hear you but that's how this kit (and really any aftermarket aero kit) are made. They all have that look. It doesn't bother me, looks great in person, and I've never had anyone even mention that before. Only other option would be to install an entirely new bumper for another $3k or so painted and installed, but I'd prefer to have that money for the rest of the build given that this is a minor detail, lol.
Color grading is super aggressive. Blacks looked crushed in may shots. Speaking of shots, it would be nice to see more steady and longer shots of the car. That’s why we’re here watching.
Thanks for your feedback. Will take that into consideration on the next one.