928drvr86.5

I think i was, "smart" in realizing that the original manhole cover wheels tend to give the 928 a dated look.

Don't things like "metric tools" and "fire extinguishers" fall under the "Common Sense" category?

Lizard928

V1 radar detector.

checkmate1996

Silicon Vacuum Hoses!

momo steering wheel and shifter!

928drvr86.5

Amen! The intake R&R is a big one.

Sailmed

Another 928 to keep it company

OrionKhan

Rennlist membership and workshop manuals....without 'em I probably would have sold the car long ago.

V-Fib

The use of the words "smartest" and "928 ownership" in the same sentence is hilarious.
That being said,
1. Rennlist Membership
1a. Workshop Manuals

Schocki

1. Rennlist membership
2. LH-ECU from John as preventive maintenance
3. Complete intake and valve cover refurbish + powdercoat
4. Loctite 290 for the flexplate

The_Remora

1) rennlist membership
2) 928 OC membership
3) Dave-C's expertise as consultant
4) C&R/928International Radiator
5) ....? WIP

jon928se

Jim Morehouse CD's
A 928GT for SWMBO

Jadz928

1. Rennlist membership
2. MAF
3. Porkension'r
4. New Windshield
5. Aero Mirrors
6. New Sunroof cables
7. Dual resonators (quieter)

marton

Torque wrench

WallyP

Hard to choose between Rennlist and Jim Morehouse CD set...

Mike Frye

+1, As I read through the earlier posts, this was the combination I had in mind.

The car is what it is, and the parts I've gotten for it are great, but I'd say these two really made it possible for me to do whatever I need to do. I can go in with a plan and lots of backup in case I (inevitably) screw it up.

I'd also add:
Kempf tool and
liftbars (Thanks Ken, they got here yesterday!)
Tools and experience (of others) make it possible for me to do this, not parts.

heinrich

Workshop manuals
Rennlist
Ott X
New interior
PCA membership
nicer wheels