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Removed factory shelf/tray under dash on driver's side
Lots more leg room under the dash once I removed the black plastic tray under the steering wheel. Simply take a very small, skinny screwdriver (jewelry type) push up the center pins and the shelf will just pop off. Next clean it with leather cleaner/co · 08/18/2004 -
ROW M030 Suspension
A great compromise for spirited street driving at a cost effective price · 10/25/2005 -
Silver Hood Badge
Nice badge huh? . . . Compliments of the wifey~ · 10/28/2006 -
Three Spoke Steering Sheel W/ Silver Crest & Airbag
Thicker wheel for better grip, with rare silver crest in front on leather airbag cover. Special thanks to Sharky @ Akkurat for hooking me up~ <br /><br />;-) · 01/03/2005 -
Tinted Windows (Grey)
Very nice for summer time or hot weather. Not to mention it also helps to keep the leather seats soft and supple. · 06/23/2004 -
Turn signal / side marker modifications
Had Pioneer Porsche in San Diego perform the turn signal modification so that my side marker lights flash in sync with my turn signals, and when the head lights are turned on at night they alternate blinking...Way cool! <br /><br />Click on the pict · 12/04/2004 -
Upgraded to a CDR 220
Upgraded to the CDR 220... Better sound, more pre-sets, and much easier to use... · 12/04/2004 -
Valentine V1 Hardwired w/ remote display
I mounted the main unit above by my sun visor and had Pioneer Porsche run the hiden display to sit right right up front by the defroster vent... It looks and works sweet~ · 01/03/2005
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