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Old 04-11-2021, 08:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Steve 96C4S
Love your build for its simplicity and that you went with this... something most people don't go with. So original.

"Interior Trim Inlays in Paldao"

I wish I had the guts to get a Lava Orange car. It's my favorite color. Nicely done...
you have no idea how hard it has been to convince myself to stick to lava orange I personally love the color and don't want to be another car on the road, not for 200k+ with a mellow paint color
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Appreciate the input. I am not much into stitching etc so not really spending money there.

How is the experience with the adaptive cruise control? I am getting it purely for the automatic braking feature when the car detects an object ahead. I never will drive this car in cruise mode.
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Old 04-12-2021, 01:39 AM
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Originally Posted by 911token
Appreciate the input. I am not much into stitching etc so not really spending money there.

How is the experience with the adaptive cruise control? I am getting it purely for the automatic braking feature when the car detects an object ahead. I never will drive this car in cruise mode.
I have it but dislike it! It is impossible to set it at a close enough following distance to the car in front of you. People keep cutting in and slowing you down. Plus it is breaks up the lines on the front of the car. Wish I did not have it and I never use cruise or the lane control. These cars are built for attentive driving.

Totally respect your build!
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Originally Posted by digits
...Sun Visors in Race-Tex (should be standard - unless you want to buy them yourself later without ugly stickers...
This seems to suggest that you think the race tex visors come without warning stickers. If so, why do you believe that?
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Old 04-12-2021, 11:42 AM
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I have it but dislike it! It is impossible to set it at a close enough following distance to the car in front of you. People keep cutting in and slowing you down. Plus it is breaks up the lines on the front of the car. Wish I did not have it and I never use cruise or the lane control. These cars are built for attentive driving.

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thanks for the feedback. I dropped the adaptive cruise control in the finalized build and picked up on some other options.
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Originally Posted by Domer911
This seems to suggest that you think the race tex visors come without warning stickers. If so, why do you believe that?
My comment was unclear. The interior ceiling is race tex yet the visors are vinyl - IMO race tex sun visors should be standard on a TTS and the leather ones should be optional.

I did make an assumption that the OP is ordering for the US market and that the sun visors will come with warning stickers. Instead of including them in the build, it's also possible to order them in race tex without stickers and swap them out: https://www.suncoastparts.com/product/skualc992c.html
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Old 04-12-2021, 01:01 PM
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Originally Posted by 928 GT R
I have it but dislike it! It is impossible to set it at a close enough following distance to the car in front of you. People keep cutting in and slowing you down. Plus it is breaks up the lines on the front of the car. Wish I did not have it and I never use cruise or the lane control. These cars are built for attentive driving.

Totally respect your build!
To the contrary, in my opinion and experience with my ‘21 992TTS, both ACC and PID are excellent - and simple to disable if not appropriate to use in particular instances.
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Regular pasm or the $1500 sport pasm?

my TTS cab locks this week and now I’m thinking regular pasm and 14way seats. More compliance, and less snug seats. Never tracking the cab.
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Regular pasm or the $1500 sport pasm?

my TTS cab locks this week and now I’m thinking regular pasm and 14way seats. More compliance, and less snug seats. Never tracking the cab.
I am sticking with the regular PASM; listening to youtube videos seems the sport PASM lowering the ride by 10mm impacts stiffness of the ride which may not be comfortable for a daily driver etc.
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Originally Posted by digits
My comment was unclear. The interior ceiling is race tex yet the visors are vinyl - IMO race tex sun visors should be standard on a TTS and the leather ones should be optional.

I did make an assumption that the OP is ordering for the US market and that the sun visors will come with warning stickers. Instead of including them in the build, it's also possible to order them in race tex without stickers and swap them out: https://www.suncoastparts.com/product/skualc992c.html
great information there. Thank you very much!
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Curse of having too much time on my hand; a completely different build: http://www.porsche-code.com/PN4EU4B3. Let me have it.
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Originally Posted by 911token
Curse of having too much time on my hand; a completely different build: http://www.porsche-code.com/PN4EU4e have it.
Many of us have pondered many different builds. For most everyone, they revert to the more standard and safer colors. Some choose the old bolder colors that have stood the test of time. Some embrace the newer colors either bold or more subtle. The choice is yours and yours alone.
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Originally Posted by redyps
Many of us have pondered many different builds. For most everyone, they revert to the more standard and safer colors. Some choose the old bolder colors that have stood the test of time. Some embrace the newer colors either bold or more subtle. The choice is yours and yours alone.
Yeah, I get it; I am very torn - god this is hard!!!
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How can you confirm a 2022 build as the configurator is for 2021 MY? Colors and options may change for 2022
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Originally Posted by 911token
Curse of having too much time on my hand; a completely different build: http://www.porsche-code.com/PN4EU4B3. Let me have it.
here is a version of what you referenced I think, scroll down to 10th post.

https://rennlist.com/forums/992/1171...-interior.html
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