Pics of my new Agate Grey 911 c4s x51 aerokit
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Thanks. I have PDCC too, I have the shock button but it doesn't say PDCC on it. I didn't know that actually turned it off. I can't think of a reason to turn it off.
FYI, here's a couple of mods that I did to the exterior of my agate: painted tail pipes black with high heat paint, plasti dipped emblem, painted reflectors body color, painted windshield sprayers body color. Oh, and I had the entire car wrapped. I think the black look goes really well with agate.
FYI, here's a couple of mods that I did to the exterior of my agate: painted tail pipes black with high heat paint, plasti dipped emblem, painted reflectors body color, painted windshield sprayers body color. Oh, and I had the entire car wrapped. I think the black look goes really well with agate.
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Very interested in rennline. Pls share the part number or link if you can. Cheers!
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Thanks. I have PDCC too, I have the shock button but it doesn't say PDCC on it. I didn't know that actually turned it off. I can't think of a reason to turn it off.
FYI, here's a couple of mods that I did to the exterior of my agate: painted tail pipes black with high heat paint, plasti dipped emblem, painted reflectors body color, painted windshield sprayers body color. Oh, and I had the entire car wrapped. I think the black look goes really well with agate.
FYI, here's a couple of mods that I did to the exterior of my agate: painted tail pipes black with high heat paint, plasti dipped emblem, painted reflectors body color, painted windshield sprayers body color. Oh, and I had the entire car wrapped. I think the black look goes really well with agate.
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Another magnificent iteration...I actually luv this particular angle and the combo...wow..another stunner!
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Thanks. I think you have quite the stunner as well.
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The spacers look and work great especially IMO it helps with the stance of the car especially with the wide body. Highly recommended.
I did research LoJack but decided against it for now... May get it later! Let me know what you do.
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Thanks, I have seen this but with out the aero front I don't see how you could install them with out removing the bumper.
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http://www.rennline.com/Bumper-Parts...products/1018/
The one thing that concerns me is it appears from pictures that the placement of the parking sensor varies by model year. I would want to confirm what I was ordering matched my car.
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Fair enough, I have the aero front.
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Pick the one that suits your cars options regarding parking sensors. I don't have them yet but plan to.
http://www.rennline.com/Bumper-Parts...products/1018/
The one thing that concerns me is it appears from pictures that the placement of the parking sensor varies by model year. I would want to confirm what I was ordering matched my car.
http://www.rennline.com/Bumper-Parts...products/1018/
The one thing that concerns me is it appears from pictures that the placement of the parking sensor varies by model year. I would want to confirm what I was ordering matched my car.
Jamesken, thanks for the link. I will plan on getting one of these soon.
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Very nice... Agate Grey is a subtly rich color. The 991 to my eyes seems to wear it far better than the Panamera, IMHO.
It's funny- first perception when schlepping on the options can be a shock; but after reasoning what this car is, why not? My builds for a C4S that I'm choosing between are nearly the same price. IMHO, the X51 pkg is a MUST, as are the PCCB's. Heck yeah that's a chunk of cash, but it's a Porsche, not a Chevrolet.
Way to go. Nice, very nice car!
It's funny- first perception when schlepping on the options can be a shock; but after reasoning what this car is, why not? My builds for a C4S that I'm choosing between are nearly the same price. IMHO, the X51 pkg is a MUST, as are the PCCB's. Heck yeah that's a chunk of cash, but it's a Porsche, not a Chevrolet.
Way to go. Nice, very nice car!
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Very nice... Agate Grey is a subtly rich color. The 991 to my eyes seems to wear it far better than the Panamera, IMHO.
It's funny- first perception when schlepping on the options can be a shock; but after reasoning what this car is, why not? My builds for a C4S that I'm choosing between are nearly the same price. IMHO, the X51 pkg is a MUST, as are the PCCB's. Heck yeah that's a chunk of cash, but it's a Porsche, not a Chevrolet.
Way to go. Nice, very nice car!
It's funny- first perception when schlepping on the options can be a shock; but after reasoning what this car is, why not? My builds for a C4S that I'm choosing between are nearly the same price. IMHO, the X51 pkg is a MUST, as are the PCCB's. Heck yeah that's a chunk of cash, but it's a Porsche, not a Chevrolet.
Way to go. Nice, very nice car!
I think the best options I chose are X51, PCCB's, and PDCC. The cars real magic is in how it goes, stops, and corners.