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Clutch Switch Hack
This hack is simple and took a grand total of about 2 minutes. It is very convenient, just don't forget to push the clutch in if you parked in gear. · 07/19/2007 -
ContiWinterContact Snow Tires
After two sets of these, they stopped making them, I now run Blizzaks in the winter. · 12/09/2007 -
Custom-Made Sheepskin Seat Covers
I had these custom made at a local shop, I like them in the winter, but they do keep the seats from "cradling" you when driving fast. · 08/15/2007 -
Dash Spoiler Switch
This is a simple mod that used the fuse panel switch to power a dash mounted switch. · 05/03/2008 -
Daytime Running Lights
I used the phone connector switch 12V power to power some cheap LED strips, however the LED's burned out within a year and I removed them. If I can find ultra-low profile LED"s with decent rock protection I will reinstall this mod, but I do not want to block airflow to the radiators with large lights. · 06/21/2007 -
DeAmber
I replaced by sidemarkers and headlights with clears, and the taillights with clear/red. I think it looks much better with Ocean Blue than the original amber. · 09/10/2019 -
Drain Vent Covers
PN: 987 561 487 00, these 987 vent covers will help prevent the drain holes from getting clogged which can cause water to overflow into the interior and destroy the immobilizer. · 09/10/2019 -
Factory Hardtop
07/09/2007 -
Front Strut Bar
This is a simple lightweight metal bar with two mounting brackets made by Top Speed. · 01/22/2010 -
Garage Switch
I hardwired by garage door opener to a 996TT Targa switch, installed in my batwing. The switch also has night illumination. · 08/01/2009
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