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Dash Spoiler Switch
This is a simple mod that used the fuse panel switch to power a dash mounted switch. · 05/03/2008 -
ContiWinterContact Snow Tires
After two sets of these, they stopped making them, I now run Blizzaks in the winter. · 12/09/2007 -
Thule Ascent 1100
This thing destroys the handling characteristics of the 986, it catches a ton of wind, but it's nice to have to be able to go skiing. · 11/17/2007 -
Snow Chains
SCC Super Z6 SZ137, I have only test fit them once, but they fit my 17" rims. · 11/17/2007 -
Spoiler Sticker "Porsche"
I got this off of eBay. It is a red, "Porsche," spoiler sticker. I like the way it looks and contrasts the blue car and red taillights. It also fills up the entire spoiler, although it is a bit flashy. · 11/17/2007 -
Static Cling Door Cup Handle Guards
I bought these because they were only $2 and thought that they would help protect my car from long finger nails. I was never able to stick to the handles properly. · 11/04/2007 -
Track Rock Guard
Magnetic sheeting cut to fit in front of the rear wheels below the intakes. I have never used them, they would probably look better on Guards Red than a dark color like Ocean Blue. · 10/30/2007 -
Ocean Blue Magnetic Door Sill
You can't get these anymore, but they are magnetic sheeting painted to match. It would be an easy DIY, I like that they protect the sills without being flashy. · 10/30/2007 -
Porsche Roof Transport System
My first RTS came with the old style hardtop ear mounts, but I don't recommend using them. The body mounts are much better/quieter. It's a great option to have, just make sure it includes all of the correct hardware, because several of the parts cannot be purchased separately or replaced. The going price seems to be about $250-350 these days. · 10/09/2007 -
Winter Rubber Floor and Truck Mats
I couldn't bring myself to pay $100 for rubber mats, so I made my own out of rubber sheeting cut to fit the front and rear trunks. · 10/09/2007
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