The Diary of a 2015 Guards Red 991 GT3 by ElectricChair
04-27-2015, 10:33 PM
#47
Looks great. I need a red car in my life. Are you going to the NC Mountain event next month?
04-28-2015, 12:10 PM
#50
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I didn't order my car, but I was looking to buy one with LWBs when I was in the market and I am glad I found one.
No regrets at all. I found them very comfortable and they give an aggressive "racing" look to the car.
05-10-2015, 11:14 PM
#55
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I just added a yellow center mark on the steering wheel. Following instructions from Maverick787, this is a cheap mod that looks great and it is easily reversible.
$10 prime or
$10 prime or
05-25-2015, 09:00 AM
#56
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This past Sat I got together with rennlisters Brandon_ and Kodoc to talk about cars.
We are planning to meet again in the Windermere area in a couple of weeks.
PM me for details if anyone want to join us next time.
We are planning to meet again in the Windermere area in a couple of weeks.
PM me for details if anyone want to join us next time.
06-02-2015, 07:24 PM
#58
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Clear LED side markers
Finally I got clear LED side markers installed. Took me like 5 min each including the time to tape around the markers for protection.
After watching the suncoast video a few times, I easily installed them without removing the headlights and without damaging the stock markers.
The trick to remove the stock markers is, after you have the front of the marker out, carefully pull forward the whole part a little bit till you can pull out the entire marker.
Use the reverse to install the new markers.
Tools: blue tape, my thumbs and a small flat screwdriver to unplug the wire socket.
Here is the Suncoast video:
After watching the suncoast video a few times, I easily installed them without removing the headlights and without damaging the stock markers.
The trick to remove the stock markers is, after you have the front of the marker out, carefully pull forward the whole part a little bit till you can pull out the entire marker.
Use the reverse to install the new markers.
Tools: blue tape, my thumbs and a small flat screwdriver to unplug the wire socket.
Here is the Suncoast video:
Last edited by ElectricChair; 11-29-2015 at 08:05 AM.
06-02-2015, 09:25 PM
#59
Nice job, I didn't use the tape for the switch out and got lucky with no issues...
06-02-2015, 09:48 PM
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Your guys cars look great!
