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Gauge trim rings in brushed aluminum
Sets out the gauges against the black dash nicely. Sourced through www.rennline.com. Installed by myself, I first tried double-sided moulding tape but didn't hold worth beans. I then used GE Silicone (carefully!!!!) and now its no prob · 10/08/2005 -
German Porsche first aid kit
I can't imagine a German car NOT having a first aid kit, let alone a Porsche. They are required by law in Germany, but why not included here??? Porsche can't be that miserly, can they? :-l <br /><br />My Audi and my wife's Benz came with them · 10/28/2005 -
Guards red seatbelts for all four seats
Purchased from Gert at Carnewal. Offsets the black leather seats and black interior with aluminum-look accents quite nicely. · 10/08/2005 -
Heated front seats package
10/26/2005 -
Lloyd's front floor mats with red "Porsche" block lettering
Great fit, great look. Shipping and broker charges were a royal rip though. How can a pair of mats that cost $107 CDN end up costing over $185 CDN when landed? Easy. I think Nextauto.com overcharged me on the FedEx ground shipping costs and then · 10/08/2005 -
Michelin Pilot PS2 tires
Scheduled upgrade over the Pirelli P Rossos, which are both worn at 19,000+ km (rears) and quite unimpressive. I have the PS2's on the A4 and they are amazing. I expect a huge improvement in handling over the Pirelli's.<br /><br />~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ · 10/09/2005 -
Park assist system
10/26/2005 -
PassPort 8500 radar/laser detector hardwired into upper center console
Self-explanatory, really... · 11/16/2005 -
Porsche 5 mm wheel spacers and longer wheel bolts
I never liked the look of wheel wells not properly filled. These help. Improved handling/cornering???? Not sure about this. · 10/08/2005
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