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Michelin Pilot Sport N1 rear tires
Michelin continues to be my tire supplier of choice. The PS tires have excellent grip, are very quiet, and return an astounding 23,000 miles of spirited use. The car originally had Continental tires which also delivered good mileage, but did not have th · 03/02/2006 -
Porsche Aspheric Mirror
This is a ROW drivers side rearview mirror that has a flat and aspheric section. The aspheric section helps in adding coverage to the blind spot on the side of the car. · 03/02/2006 -
Airbox painted with "Crinkle" paint
The airbox on the engine was painted with black crinkle paint. This is the same type of paint that was used on early Porsches for the valve covers and airboxes. It is also used today on Italian engines. · 08/30/2005 -
Integrated Garage Door Opener
Added a mod to my existing Genie Garage door opener. <b><a href='http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=5770&hl=' target='_blank'>Click here for the DIY write-up</a></b> · 07/20/2005 -
Footwell Lighting
Added footwell lighting to the interior. The lamps are from a wrecked Audi, and are wired to the center dome light. I saved $594.50 from the factory installation of the same parts. · 07/08/2005 -
Removed Airbag Warning Labels from sunvisors
I got tired of the obnoxious airbag warning stickers on the sunvisors, so I decided to remove them. It is pretty easy if you take your time. I took the sunvisors off the car to work on them by simply pulling them off of their mounting rod. They slide o · 04/18/2005 -
B&M Short Shifter
Great addition to any Porsche. Makes the shifting much more precise and quick. This mod should be standard on all Porsches · 04/16/2005 -
Console Spoiler Switch
I added the console Spoiler Activation Switch to fill up the empty switch positions. Now I can raise and lower the spoiler without having to reach down to the fuse panel. · 04/15/2005 -
Porsche Sport Exhaust
PSE DIY install. 3 part installation; 1, mufflers; 2 vacuum system; 3 electrical system · 03/30/2005 -
Tequipment Fuel Filler Cap
This is the 997 Tequipment fuel cap. It fits 996, 986, 997, & 987 fuel fillers · 03/27/2005
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