To ducktail or not?
Discussion
I've recently seen some photos of 3.2 Carreras with ducktails fitted and it got me thinking about fitting one
Currently my 3.2 has no rear spoiler at all, and i've never liked the contemporary whale tail. It does have a front spoiler though
So, i'm interested in people's thoughts:
1. Does it look nicer left as is, or with a ducktail?
2. Will a ducktail significantly affect handling (for better or worse)
3. Any recommendations for manufacturers / suppliers of ducktails?
Current car

Google images of 3.2's with ducktails (the green colour looks great IMO)


Currently my 3.2 has no rear spoiler at all, and i've never liked the contemporary whale tail. It does have a front spoiler though
So, i'm interested in people's thoughts:
1. Does it look nicer left as is, or with a ducktail?
2. Will a ducktail significantly affect handling (for better or worse)
3. Any recommendations for manufacturers / suppliers of ducktails?
Current car
Google images of 3.2's with ducktails (the green colour looks great IMO)
I personally think that yours looks great as it is. There is something pure about a 911 with as my missus calls them no wing dings. Although she was more than cool with the 993 GT2. But that is a very different beautifully aggresive looking monster. Ducktails are pure perfection on 2.7 RS's but that is it. Leave it alone I say.
Big impact bumper fan here & I say go for it! As with the red car you posted it looks even better with the rsr-style satin silver finished Fuchs alloy wheels (I'm guessing yours are black centres?).
If nothing else you can keep your flat back to switch back to whenever you feel like it.
One other thing, the front spoiler should only be used with a rear wing to keep stability at high speeds, you may find you get a more steady car at speed with something to stall the air at the back like a ducktail but to be sure I'd post on impact bumpers-there are plenty with the front air dam/rear ducktail to give advice. One things for certain, a front spoiler & rear flat lid is not recommended.
If nothing else you can keep your flat back to switch back to whenever you feel like it.
One other thing, the front spoiler should only be used with a rear wing to keep stability at high speeds, you may find you get a more steady car at speed with something to stall the air at the back like a ducktail but to be sure I'd post on impact bumpers-there are plenty with the front air dam/rear ducktail to give advice. One things for certain, a front spoiler & rear flat lid is not recommended.
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