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  1. Hi Lauren,

    Hope you are in good health; I need a couple of part numbers and if you have any graphics how they could be taken out and replaced:

    - The light switch surround which is a circular piece about 3-4mm thick that goes around the switch assembly on the right side of the steering wheel on the dash (just the outer surround)

    - The Shift boot surround which is usually the aluminum piece that matches the cup holder dashboard trim - the piece between the center console and the shift knob leather.

    thanks in advance

    Tekky

  2. Hi guys,

    A friend of mine recently acquired a set of 997 C2 (narrow body) rims in 19" x 11 rears for his 2001 996 TT.

    We were told 15mm spacers were needed for rear wheels to fit properly, however after installation the inside of the rear wheels hit. Does anyone know what are the exact or the range of spacers that will work for this fitment?

    Again 19" wheels off a 997 C2 (235 35-R19 fronts and 295-30-19 rears)

    Thanks in advance

    Tekky

  3. Got my VIN# today! :clapping: The machine is on a raft somewhere on the Atlantic. Should see it in a couple of weeks.

    Will post pics ASAP.

    Tekky

    Hi Tekky,

    Congratulations!!! I got my 2011 C2 GTS in April and absolutely LOVE it!!

    I was also thinking to add the GT3RS front fender flares...looks way cool!

    Plus just ordered the Speedster front lip.

    Let me know how you like your car when you get it. Would love to see pictures...

    Aloha,

    808c4

    Hi Guys,

    Just signed and put a downpayment on a July production GTS; moving from a 997-1 2S Cab, info here.

    Wanted your opinion on whether I should bother with the factory short shifter or not; my other packages include:

    • Full leather interior with Alcantara
    • Automatically dimming int. + ext. mirrors
    • Clear glass tail lights
    • Sport Chrono Plus
    • 19" RS spyder wheels (black)
    • heated seats
    • heated steering
    • sports seats
    • 3 spoke multi function steering wheel in alcantara
    • leather sport seats backrests
    • porsche crest on headrest
    • extended nav, bose, XM
    • GT3 RS front + fender flares

    best,

    Tekky

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  4. I upgraded my 997.1 Carrera 4S to the Sport design front bumper and side skirts that match the 2011 Carrera GTS. I LOVE the new look

    of the GTS. Really adds a bit more of an aggressive look. I would also definitely get the "sport shifter". Porsche has come a long way

    in the feel and precision with the short shifter kit. WAY better then what they had in the 996. The shorter shifts and precision make

    the whole car feel that much more solid and in tune with your inputs.

    The GT3 RS front and fender flares are going to look awesome! Nice option. Have you thought about adding spacers to your front wheels,

    since the fender flares for the RS were made to work with the 9 inch wide vs 8.5 wheel and 245/35/19 vs 235/35/19 ?

    Porsche just announced this week that there is now a 2011 Carrera 4 GTS. Porsche is hitting them out of the ball park lately.

    So much awesomeness to chose from. Have you thought about the Carrera 4 GTS ? You can have all wheel drive in your GTS

    and possibly skip upgrading your other car... just a thought.

    Congratulations! we all envy ya.... in a good way ;^)

    You raise some really good points my friend. Wheel spacers, added to the list. 2011 models are complete, there is no further 2011 production, 2012 are staring in May (now) and I believe the 2012 model is the last year of the GTS; so dont really understand when the 4 GTS has or will come out? I certainly was not provided the option between regular and 4 weeks ago I would definitely consider it

    Thanks for your comments

    Tekky

  5. Congrats on the new car Tekky! I would get the factory short shifter for sure. I have it in my Turbo and love it.. That car is going to be beautiful... Now you have that painful wait...:rolleyes:

    I didn't see the sport Chrono option.. Is that standard?

    All the best,

    Phillip

    Phillip,

    it is not standard, I have it added as an option... you must have missed it "Sport Chrono Plus". and I still have my C2S cab I'll drive till then :)

    Tekky

  6. Hi Guys,

    Just signed and put a downpayment on a July production GTS; moving from a 997-1 2S Cab, info here.

    Wanted your opinion on whether I should bother with the factory short shifter or not; my other packages include:

    • Full leather interior with Alcantara
    • Automatically dimming int. + ext. mirrors
    • Clear glass tail lights
    • Sport Chrono Plus
    • 19" RS spyder wheels (black)
    • heated seats
    • heated steering
    • sports seats
    • 3 spoke multi function steering wheel in alcantara
    • leather sport seats backrests
    • porsche crest on headrest
    • extended nav, bose, XM
    • GT3 RS front + fender flares

    best,

    Tekky

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  7. Paul,

    Did you even read MrPorsche87's rant? When did he speak about a door sill issue? lol :clapping:

    MrPorsche87,

    This is unacceptable! I would think its the glue they used to glue it that made the CF do that in the heat - never the less I have personal experience in dealing with Porsche directly and they are very reasonable. Definitely contact them, better yet send them to this post!

    Tekky

    The door sill plate gets a lot of damage. It is so easy

    to drag your feet when you are trying to get into

    the seat fast because of an approaching car.

    I would try some real good glue. There is a glue

    they sell in Home Depot's in America that is called

    Gorilla glue.

    Good luck with your door sill.

    Paul

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