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APR Performance Universal Fitment GTC-500 Adjustable WingSKU: AS 107057 Universal Fitment GTC 500 Adjustable Wing This item is made to order, normal lead time is 2 3 weeks. Contact sales team at sales@blackopsautoworks. com or (855) 221 9728 for additional info. By purchasing, I agree to the terms outlined here Spanning 71 inches, the GTC 500 Carbon Fiber Adjustable Wing is the largest wing available in APR's catalog. With its optimized 3D airfoil shape, the GTC 500 is perfect for high speed touring
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