Luca84

Bought these Stone Guards from MagnaGrafik, very happy with the product.

(sorry for the crappy picture)

myrr

Norge they look amazing in person. I need the 4th wheel ha - UPS seems to have misplaced a rear . Will have some decent mods here over the next month or two.

slimmn

Looks good. Mine came recently too but haven't had the chance to install it. Did you remove the original clear guard?

Keadog

Far more impressive than I expected.
Big fan.

Luca84

I didn't have a clear guard on my car. I wanted to try these on. It takes just a few minutes to install them.

I like the look.

garfunkle

New organization.

Mr. Big

Technically not for the car but it's a cool thing for the garage.

Andy515

a handful of little things: switched out the little ignition key thing to a racing yellow one, rennline cell phone mount, embossed porsche crest center console lid, black and yellow carpet floor mats, and trunk liner. Next on the list is new brakes...

ferik

Let me know what it's like, @thesaintusa . I am trading my 991.1 coupe GTS for a 991.2 Targa 4 GTS and I worry (probably needlessly) about the performance. My 991.1 has a small tune.

TsaiCo

you know, I had the app connect to the tool, set the torque to my liking, and I tested with a real torque wrench, torque value between both are matched spot on!! wondering how long it's going to last till it's off...?

Wujohn

Looks awesome! tell me about your Milwaukee impact wrench please.

PCA1983

Anyone, please tell us more about what it does and how you like it.

Bob Z.

Search "DSC" in this forum, or this thread will get sidetracked very quickly!

garfunkle

love it! It’ll break loose 650 ft pounds with no problem. Anything more probably needs to become liquid. Love the Milwaukee stuff! Even the impact driver is more than enough to take the lugs off the wheels. I tighten on auto and it goes to 35 ft pounds and then use a torque wrench to get what I am looking for. I also have a right angle 12 volt torque wrench that is great for right spots and still does over 250 ft lbs. no problem. Milwaukee is the Porsche of power tools. Most robust and best build for a mass produced products. Festool and some others are more exotic but not as easily accessible or have the support.

drsubie

Is there a good place to buy them from? GetPorscheParts is charging $30 shipment (unless >$500), and a lot of other places do not specify R or L (it's the same part #)...