Upgrades are done for 2016(pic heavy)
04-25-2016, 01:04 AM
#1
Three Wheelin'
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Upgrades are done for 2016(pic heavy)
Interior is finally done. Few minor exterior upgrades as well. Next year, hopefully, wide body and 3.8 conversion
I am very happy with the way the interior turned out. I had the red recaro seats sitting in the garage already. I will eventually get it reupholstered to in Black alcanta with blue stitching to match the rest of the car.
I want to thank everyone for their input an inspiration from all the threads.
I am very happy with the way the interior turned out. I had the red recaro seats sitting in the garage already. I will eventually get it reupholstered to in Black alcanta with blue stitching to match the rest of the car.
I want to thank everyone for their input an inspiration from all the threads.
04-25-2016, 01:14 AM
#3
Three Wheelin'
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Drove it from Williston, ND to Regina Canada today> 184 miles in 94 miutes Crossing the border took just about 5 minutes. Hit 175mph multiple times for multiple minutes but couldn't get a clear pic since all I had was my Iphone. Maybe next time.
Anyways, the car performed beautifully.
Roads were clear almost no other cars on the road. Past few trucks and that was all.
There are few advantages being in this part of the country.
Crossing the border took just about 5 minutes. Hit 175mph multiple times for multiple minutes but couldn't get a clear pic since all I had was my Iphone. Maybe next time. Anyways, the car performed beautifully.
Roads were clear almost no other cars on the road. Past few trucks and that was all.
There are few advantages being in this part of the country.
04-25-2016, 01:21 AM
#6
Three Wheelin'
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Thank you for the compliments..
I still have to do few things.. Have to hide the wires under the dash, need new LED bulbs for the gauges, and need to fix the broker oil pressure needle.
I still have to do few things.. Have to hide the wires under the dash, need new LED bulbs for the gauges, and need to fix the broker oil pressure needle.
04-25-2016, 01:23 AM
#7
Three Wheelin'
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I am very please with the smart start button. No more key and can't be stolen easily. You have to have the key in the car to be able to start the car.
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04-25-2016, 03:32 AM
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You will be saying it over and over and over.
Wow that is one good lookin tool of a vehicle. I now have a goal and a blueprint (whiteprint for my wide body. Congratulations it looks really amazing and not over the top. Wish you the best and enjoy the s... out of it!!!
Wow that is one good lookin tool of a vehicle. I now have a goal and a blueprint (whiteprint
for my wide body. Congratulations it looks really amazing and not over the top. Wish you the best and enjoy the s... out of it!!!
04-25-2016, 09:14 AM
#12
Three Wheelin'
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Porschedials.com
It took forever. Paid for it, 3 months later got refunded thru PayPal for not answering emails and not shipping the gauges faces. He later contacted me apologizing like he did to bunch of rennlister. Finally shipped it at the end. It took almost 5 months but he has done a great job.
I'm very pleased with the gauges.
During the install my guy broke the oil pressure gauge needle
It took forever. Paid for it, 3 months later got refunded thru PayPal for not answering emails and not shipping the gauges faces. He later contacted me apologizing like he did to bunch of rennlister. Finally shipped it at the end. It took almost 5 months but he has done a great job.
I'm very pleased with the gauges.
During the install my guy broke the oil pressure gauge needle
04-25-2016, 09:16 AM
#13
Three Wheelin'
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04-25-2016, 09:32 AM
#14
Three Wheelin'
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I wanted to have a start button in there but didn't want the car to be easily stolen.
With basic start button either you put the key in place, turn it, hit the start button or no key start button.
If you put the key in place, turn it, and hit the start button that is totally useless and one extra thing to do which defeats the purpose.
Or if you replace the key with the start button the car could easily be stolen. Someone opens the door hits the start button and the car will start.
I didn't like neither of those two options.
What I have now is no key. I have a remote that opens the door. I open the door get in the car,the car senses the remote being there, I hit the start button and she starts. If the remote is not present she won't start. Kind of like all the new cars.
Lots wiring, not an easy job. If you are planning to do something like it contact me. I'll have you talk to the guy who installed it. He does not work for a shop. He works for me and he is a electronics viz. he'd be more than happy to explain the process and help.
The system was about $400 of i remember correctly. At the end $400 to fix something that was already working with no issues and lots of pain installing it.
Would I do it again?? Maybe
With basic start button either you put the key in place, turn it, hit the start button or no key start button.
If you put the key in place, turn it, and hit the start button that is totally useless and one extra thing to do which defeats the purpose.
Or if you replace the key with the start button the car could easily be stolen. Someone opens the door hits the start button and the car will start.
I didn't like neither of those two options.
What I have now is no key. I have a remote that opens the door. I open the door get in the car,the car senses the remote being there, I hit the start button and she starts. If the remote is not present she won't start. Kind of like all the new cars.
Lots wiring, not an easy job. If you are planning to do something like it contact me. I'll have you talk to the guy who installed it. He does not work for a shop. He works for me and he is a electronics viz. he'd be more than happy to explain the process and help.
The system was about $400 of i remember correctly. At the end $400 to fix something that was already working with no issues and lots of pain installing it.
Would I do it again?? Maybe