My 05 Cayenne - LOTS of mods, pics & observations
#17
03-31-2009, 05:20 PM
Per my previous post - RIMS and TIRES where installed today. I am VERY glad that I went with the 45 series as it looks great and the ride is better if not the same as my 18".
http://s412.photobucket.com/albums/p...view=slideshow
http://s412.photobucket.com/albums/p...view=slideshow
#19
04-02-2009, 11:25 AM
Did not have the BMC - had stock paper Porsche. Regardless of performance, the sound is so incredible that if your on the fence between this and BMC - it should be a no brainier (unless you like the typical whine from under the hood).
#24
04-23-2009, 10:26 PM
+ Renntech Dead pedal: Why the hell is this thing not OEM from Porsche?? It looks just like the pedals and saves the carpet. A bit of a pain to install but you can shove the tab under the rocker panel without having to remove the panel itself. Purchased from Powertech in Rockaway NJ, installed by me.
#25
04-24-2009, 06:49 AM
There are tabs for drilling if you want to but I did not. The back of the pedal has 2-3 strips of
3m double sided molding tape. I used the tape only and have had no issues (been about 5 months since install). To install i took the interior rocker molding trim off, the hood release (1 clip) and then pulled on the kick panel just enough to slide the big dead pedal tab underneath it. I cleaned the vinyl foot rest with the included alcohol pad which really allowed for good adhesion. Overall, the hardest part is pulling back the kick panel - the plastic is very tough and your fingers will be hurting for sure. It is worth the effort as beyond looks, it saves your carpet and really offers a tangible place to plant your foot in hard turns.
3m double sided molding tape. I used the tape only and have had no issues (been about 5 months since install). To install i took the interior rocker molding trim off, the hood release (1 clip) and then pulled on the kick panel just enough to slide the big dead pedal tab underneath it. I cleaned the vinyl foot rest with the included alcohol pad which really allowed for good adhesion. Overall, the hardest part is pulling back the kick panel - the plastic is very tough and your fingers will be hurting for sure. It is worth the effort as beyond looks, it saves your carpet and really offers a tangible place to plant your foot in hard turns.
#26
04-24-2009, 07:18 AM
There are tabs for drilling if you want to but I did not. The back of the pedal has 2-3 strips of
3m double sided molding tape. I used the tape only and have had no issues (been about 5 months since install). To install i took the interior rocker molding trim off, the hood release (1 clip) and then pulled on the kick panel just enough to slide the big dead pedal tab underneath it. I cleaned the vinyl foot rest with the included alcohol pad which really allowed for good adhesion. Overall, the hardest part is pulling back the kick panel - the plastic is very tough and your fingers will be hurting for sure. It is worth the effort as beyond looks, it saves your carpet and really offers a tangible place to plant your foot in hard turns.
3m double sided molding tape. I used the tape only and have had no issues (been about 5 months since install). To install i took the interior rocker molding trim off, the hood release (1 clip) and then pulled on the kick panel just enough to slide the big dead pedal tab underneath it. I cleaned the vinyl foot rest with the included alcohol pad which really allowed for good adhesion. Overall, the hardest part is pulling back the kick panel - the plastic is very tough and your fingers will be hurting for sure. It is worth the effort as beyond looks, it saves your carpet and really offers a tangible place to plant your foot in hard turns.
#27
05-14-2009, 03:37 PM
Hey Roxboxxx
I wrote out this extended PM to you only for the forum to tell me I am blocked since I am a noob and this is my first post. I had some follow up questions for you so wasn't sure if you PM'ed me I could then copy what I wrote to you
thanks for your time
I could give you my email back in a PM as well if that works
thanks much
I wrote out this extended PM to you only for the forum to tell me I am blocked since I am a noob and this is my first post. I had some follow up questions for you so wasn't sure if you PM'ed me I could then copy what I wrote to you
thanks for your time
I could give you my email back in a PM as well if that works
thanks much
#28
05-14-2009, 04:01 PM
Email me at roxboxxx@yahoo.com and then POST a message that you did as I only check that account when I know someone is emailing me there.
just sent an email..
#30
05-14-2009, 04:52 PM
Bim - Not sure whats up with yahoo - but it did not come through. If you had any attachements I would say resend with out them. If not, give me your email and I will try to send a sometime yahoo gets "stuck".