Front Spoiler, Complete. Porsche 991.1 Turbo 2014 - 2020 › 991505357061E0

  * not suitable for Turbo S models

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Material:
Polyuathane PU

Product Type:
Original Porsche

Engineered to Porsche's original specifications, this genuine replacement spoiler provides precise fitment, flexibility and reliable aerodynamic performance.

Ideal for replacing damaged, cracked or worn original spoilers during front bumper repairs, aerodynamic system maintenance or vehicle restoration.

Previous Porsche Part Number: 991505357041E0

What Does This Part Do? – Functions

• Aerodynamic Performance: Helps direct airflow beneath the vehicle and reduce front-end lift.
• High-Speed Stability: Supports improved vehicle control and aerodynamic balance.
• Active Aerodynamics: Works with the factory adjustable front spoiler mechanism.
• Flexible Construction: Polyurethane material provides flexibility and resistance to minor impacts.
• Original Fitment: Maintains Porsche factory aerodynamic specifications and appearance.

Why Replace This Part?
The front spoiler is exposed to road debris, kerbs, speed bumps and ground contact during everyday driving. Over time, the polyurethane material may become scratched, torn, deformed or damaged, potentially affecting its aerodynamic performance.

Replacing a damaged spoiler with a genuine Porsche component helps restore the original front bumper profile, maintain correct active aerodynamic operation and preserve the vehicle's handling characteristics and appearance.

When to Replace This Part?

• Physical Damage: Cracks, tears or broken sections of the spoiler.
• Ground Contact: Excessive abrasion or damage from kerbs and speed bumps.
• Deformation: Spoiler no longer maintains its original shape.
• Aerodynamic Issues: Damaged spoiler affecting normal extension or retraction.
• Front Bumper Repairs: During accident repairs or spoiler assembly replacement.

Where Does It Fit on the Car?
Location: Front bumper – lower aerodynamic spoiler assembly.

The front spoiler is installed along the lower edge of the front bumper, forming part of the Porsche 991 Turbo's active aerodynamic system.

It works with the associated spoiler control mechanism to adjust airflow beneath the vehicle, contributing to reduced aerodynamic lift and improved stability at higher speeds.