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dipspanigrahi

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  1. I just put in an EVO V-Flow cold air intake (v1) in my 1999 c2 (tiptronic) last night and then took it for a long ride. Install was a snap and I had never done something like it before. The only difficult part was that i did not have the special torx wrench that has the hole punched in the center of it but I used pliers and worked it out.

    Impressions:

    1. Easy install

    2. Engine is not noticeably louder at idle

    3. I think that the car feels "quicker" - (it could all be in my head-i dont think so)4. More of the metallic "whine" of the engine comes through while driving

    5. at RPM > 3500 just a marvelous new aggressiv sound to the engine "pulling"

    6. the idle seems a little rougher to me now.

    Overall, I am a big fan and would recommend this to anyone looking for a relatively inexpensive and easy upgrade to a c2. after i purchased it, i had second thoughts about installing it after reading many of the threads about different peoples impressions and experiences. In the end, I am glad i put it in....

    I am just trying to figure out if there is any huge advantage to getting the version 2 (besides the fact that it looks a lot cooler)?

    I will try and post pics soon.

    Thanks all.

  2. thanks for the idea

    the signal still cancels correctly

    actually to explain it a little better (or make it more confusing)

    when i put on the right turn signal

    the racheting sound starts whether i turn the wheel left or right.

    interestingly, if i am set to take a right turn and the ratcheting starts and i turn the wheel to the left past the first "lock" position, the ratcheting stops alltogether.

    weird....no?

  3. Hello All!

    I took my tiptronic shifter off today to replace the rear center console (which in itself wa a job) on my 1999 996 c2 tip.

    put everything back and now, i cannot get the button for the shifter know to sit back properly. I can get it to "sit" on the hinge but the minute i depress the button to shift the button pops off of the hinge.

    HELP!?!?!?!?!

    anyone have any idea why this is happening or how to fix it?

    anybody have a 996 tiptronic shifter they want to sell in the event I cant fix it?

    any ideas or thoughts woulf be appreciated!

    thanks

    -Dipak

  4. I had a similar problem with my 1997 boxster, bmw 740, and lexus lx 470 (seriously)

    windex=bad for guages plastics (imo)

    i wont touch the stuff anymore

    I used the plastic polish that the local dealership recommended

    i think it was macguires.

    i placed a small amount on a clean dry soft towel (like an old t-shirt) and just went to town

    changed the place on the cloth, little more compound, repeat

    i would clean residue between buff cycles with a wet cloth.

    it takes some time and effort, especially if the cluster is kept in place but it got most of the imperfections out for me.......

    i then used a trick that a detailer suggested and after i was done buffing as much as i could stand, i sprayed pledge (furniture wax-based polish) and buffed a couple of applications with another t-shirt- it replace a little fo the normal plex "sheen" that one takes off with the polish.

    you could barely see anything had been there when i was done.

    hope this helps.

    let us know how it works out.

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