2008 Cayenne TT DFI Project @ SharKWerks
He fellas, we just finished Shark-a-fying a meteor grey DFI 2008 Cayenne TT project from Wisconsin today. The first order of business is to get some serious power boost from the EVOMSit software tuning:

For more on that process see here:
http://www.sharkwerks.com/products.php?pid=188
Because we wanted to keep things fairly quiet for this daily driver we used the Cargraphic secondary bypass cats only. We also removed the stock intakes:

And in goes EVOMS' twin V-Flow intake system as well:

On went the IPD/RSS plenum kit. Interestingly enough, Porsche obviously thinks Turbo-Mike's design is a good one because the stock plenum on the newer Cayennes looks much akin to the IPD design as far as a "plenum" is.


Engine covers etc... all back on:

With the power stuff out of the way we dressed her up a little with the Cargraphic front aerokit (including new fog lights, brake cooling ducsts etc.. and grills).

And painted the front section black...

With parts of the bumper off (fender liners etc...) it's slightly easier to access the stock side markers (otherwise a PIA) so we put some clears in as well:


Installed:

The OEM 21 inch sport design wheels were a little scuffed so once repaired we had them powdercoated black as well (black wheel caps coming) and we also installed the Cargraphic lowering module.

Over to the interior and we used Cargraphic's sport pedal kit:

[img]And then TechArt's thicker custom steering wheel (with silver trim up top):

And now awaiting pick up...



Thanks to our buddies at EVOMS, RSS/IPD & Cargraphic and CEC/TechArt for all the goodies!
For more on that process see here:
http://www.sharkwerks.com/products.php?pid=188
Because we wanted to keep things fairly quiet for this daily driver we used the Cargraphic secondary bypass cats only. We also removed the stock intakes:
And in goes EVOMS' twin V-Flow intake system as well:
On went the IPD/RSS plenum kit. Interestingly enough, Porsche obviously thinks Turbo-Mike's design is a good one because the stock plenum on the newer Cayennes looks much akin to the IPD design as far as a "plenum" is.
Engine covers etc... all back on:
With the power stuff out of the way we dressed her up a little with the Cargraphic front aerokit (including new fog lights, brake cooling ducsts etc.. and grills).
And painted the front section black...
With parts of the bumper off (fender liners etc...) it's slightly easier to access the stock side markers (otherwise a PIA) so we put some clears in as well:
Installed:
The OEM 21 inch sport design wheels were a little scuffed so once repaired we had them powdercoated black as well (black wheel caps coming) and we also installed the Cargraphic lowering module.
Over to the interior and we used Cargraphic's sport pedal kit:
[img]And then TechArt's thicker custom steering wheel (with silver trim up top):
And now awaiting pick up...
Thanks to our buddies at EVOMS, RSS/IPD & Cargraphic and CEC/TechArt for all the goodies!
Last edited by sharkster; Jun 8, 2009 at 04:35 PM.
That is really sharp. The clear side markers made a tremendous difference. You don't realize just how much your line of sight gravitates towards them until they are gone.
I must say as well that I am quickly becoming a huge fan of Meteor Gray on any P car. Really shows off the lines nicely with out being too dark.
I must say as well that I am quickly becoming a huge fan of Meteor Gray on any P car. Really shows off the lines nicely with out being too dark.

That is really sharp. The clear side markers made a tremendous difference. You don't realize just how much your line of sight gravitates towards them until they are gone.
I must say as well that I am quickly becoming a huge fan of Meteor Gray on any P car. Really shows off the lines nicely with out being too dark.
I must say as well that I am quickly becoming a huge fan of Meteor Gray on any P car. Really shows off the lines nicely with out being too dark.
http://sharkwerks.com/porsche/cayenn...pet-rhyno.html
It does seem to be a popular color (along with white- also good).
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Very nice! You guys really do a great job with these cars...
The car owner might want to also consider blacking out the bolts on the wheels just to complete the look (since you have the black caps coming).
The car owner might want to also consider blacking out the bolts on the wheels just to complete the look (since you have the black caps coming).
Those pix were from a couple of days ago but they're on there!



