Thoughts on my 911 50 configuration?
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Also have a 911_50 on order. Trying to find any info on the LED vs. Bi-Zenon headlights. Any comments? They look funky on the car, but wondering more on the actual practicality.
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#17
Race Director
They have practical benefits but whether those benefits and the wow factor are worth the price is the question.
#18
I've been debating the 50th vs a GT3. I think 50th looks great in graphite gray and is one of my favorite Porsche colors. I really wish they could have offered it with a red/black interior like on the turbo S. I think the GT3 clears offers the best overall value in the 991 line. However, I am going to hope/wait for a sport bucket seat option.
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I've been debating the 50th vs a GT3. I think 50th looks great in graphite gray and is one of my favorite Porsche colors. I really wish they could have offered it with a red/black interior like on the turbo S. I think the GT3 clears offers the best overall value in the 991 line. However, I am going to hope/wait for a sport bucket seat option.
#20
Ongratulations on your build. The US configurator is differen and I do not plan to add any more leather options than what we are offered as standard.
If you are planning to keep the car for many years, I share the concerns/questions regarding long term issues with the following:
1) PDCC
2) Burmester - I had this in my 12 Cayenne S and it is one of the better car audio systems IMHO. My concern would be the difficulty obtaining replacement drivers/electronics in 5+ years. The supply of Bose would be far greater. I am thus going with Bose.
3) PDK - does anyone share a concern that having a car for many years with PDK rather than MT represents a real risk at increased repairs?
If you are planning to keep the car for many years, I share the concerns/questions regarding long term issues with the following:
1) PDCC
2) Burmester - I had this in my 12 Cayenne S and it is one of the better car audio systems IMHO. My concern would be the difficulty obtaining replacement drivers/electronics in 5+ years. The supply of Bose would be far greater. I am thus going with Bose.
3) PDK - does anyone share a concern that having a car for many years with PDK rather than MT represents a real risk at increased repairs?
#21
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Ongratulations on your build. The US configurator is differen and I do not plan to add any more leather options than what we are offered as standard.
If you are planning to keep the car for many years, I share the concerns/questions regarding long term issues with the following:
1) PDCC
2) Burmester - I had this in my 12 Cayenne S and it is one of the better car audio systems IMHO. My concern would be the difficulty obtaining replacement drivers/electronics in 5+ years. The supply of Bose would be far greater. I am thus going with Bose.
3) PDK - does anyone share a concern that having a car for many years with PDK rather than MT represents a real risk at increased repairs?
If you are planning to keep the car for many years, I share the concerns/questions regarding long term issues with the following:
1) PDCC
2) Burmester - I had this in my 12 Cayenne S and it is one of the better car audio systems IMHO. My concern would be the difficulty obtaining replacement drivers/electronics in 5+ years. The supply of Bose would be far greater. I am thus going with Bose.
3) PDK - does anyone share a concern that having a car for many years with PDK rather than MT represents a real risk at increased repairs?
#22
Pyramid,
Here is what I got off the US configurator for the 50th anniversary edition, slightly different than my C4S, regardless highly recommended:
Additional interior package, rear in leather CXN $1,535
Steering column casing in leather XNS $465
Additional Interior Package, dashboard in leather CZW $1,710
So, yes, there is a Z option in the last one listed (CZW). I assume it will not clash since it is on the 911_50 US configurator.
Here is what I got off the US configurator for the 50th anniversary edition, slightly different than my C4S, regardless highly recommended:
Additional interior package, rear in leather CXN $1,535
Steering column casing in leather XNS $465
Additional Interior Package, dashboard in leather CZW $1,710
So, yes, there is a Z option in the last one listed (CZW). I assume it will not clash since it is on the 911_50 US configurator.
About CZW, could you share the ordering code for deviating stitch?
#23
I've been debating the 50th vs a GT3. I think 50th looks great in graphite gray and is one of my favorite Porsche colors. I really wish they could have offered it with a red/black interior like on the turbo S. I think the GT3 clears offers the best overall value in the 991 line. However, I am going to hope/wait for a sport bucket seat option.
But with current offerings, geyser grey gets my vote for more unique color. Too many solid dark greys in the past.
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I agree with Alan and others that Light Design Pkg is nothing special. However, I don't see the "Online Services" (UN1) option on your list. I am able to see my text messages and emails on the PCM screen, and stream internet radio via my phone to the car (all of which I find very useful), which I think is due to having UN1. Unless all that is in any case a part of PCM and UN1 does not do anything? (I have had my C2S a couple of weeks now and have not had a chance to look at the manual as any free time I get is devoted to driving the car. Hence my ignorance about whether UN1 is responsible for internet radio streaming and getting text messages on the PCM screen.)
#26
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Pyramid,
Here is what I got off the US configurator for the 50th anniversary edition, slightly different than my C4S, regardless highly recommended:
Additional interior package, rear in leather CXN $1,535
Steering column casing in leather XNS $465
Additional Interior Package, dashboard in leather CZW $1,710
So, yes, there is a Z option in the last one listed (CZW). I assume it will not clash since it is on the 911_50 US configurator.
Here is what I got off the US configurator for the 50th anniversary edition, slightly different than my C4S, regardless highly recommended:
Additional interior package, rear in leather CXN $1,535
Steering column casing in leather XNS $465
Additional Interior Package, dashboard in leather CZW $1,710
So, yes, there is a Z option in the last one listed (CZW). I assume it will not clash since it is on the 911_50 US configurator.
XNS is nice if it is available with deviated stitching, which I think it is (code 90027).
Here is the configuration of my C4S, which has all available deviated stitching that Porsche offers at the moment.
Notice that all codes that start with 24 or 26 are already standard on the 911-50.
Suzy991
#27
CZW isn't a Z-option, just like CXN and CXM aren't. These options cover the plastic bits on doors, dashboard and in the back in leather (for details, click on the info button in the configurator). Looks nice with light and brown colors, but IMO not really necessary in a black interior and all these options are NOT available with deviated stitching.
XNS is nice if it is available with deviated stitching, which I think it is (code 90027).
Suzy991
XNS is nice if it is available with deviated stitching, which I think it is (code 90027).
Suzy991
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Burning Brakes
#29
I would love having a screen print from 911_50 dealers configurator from any countries showing z-option for XNS. Might save me the trouble from retrofitting it later on.
#30
Burning Brakes
Suzy991