What did you buy your 992 today thread
#3151
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#3152
All good mods. Consider also adding screens to protect your radiators from debris. There are several manufacturers with different options and prices.
#3153
RL Community Team
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For those not into "social media" here is his website
https://veteranwoodco.com/
I sent him a ping, if there's interest perhaps a group buy?
siberian
https://veteranwoodco.com/
I sent him a ping, if there's interest perhaps a group buy?
siberian
Last edited by siberian; 07-03-2023 at 11:41 AM.
#3154
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For those not into "social media" here is his website
https://veteranwoodco.com/
I sent him a ping, if there's interest perhaps a group buy?
siberian
https://veteranwoodco.com/
I sent him a ping, if there's interest perhaps a group buy?
siberian
EDIT
I reached out to him.
Last edited by Shogunade; 07-03-2023 at 01:32 PM.
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#3156
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#3158
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I'll keep folks posted so not everyone needs to contact them individually.
siberian
siberian
#3159
Instructor
1. SunTek Evolve window film (50%)
2. RIGID 5hp cordless vacuum with car detailing accessory kit. I used it last night on both of our cars and my wife and I were blown away by the results. The only problem was the charge wouldn't last cleaning the inside of both cars and the floor mats. I had to charge it for about 30 minutes to finish cleaning both cars at the same time.
2. RIGID 5hp cordless vacuum with car detailing accessory kit. I used it last night on both of our cars and my wife and I were blown away by the results. The only problem was the charge wouldn't last cleaning the inside of both cars and the floor mats. I had to charge it for about 30 minutes to finish cleaning both cars at the same time.
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#3161
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Prepped for rear seat delete and seat belt color change.
Anybody interested in excellent condition rears seats or Silver Grey seat belts send me a PM.
Anybody interested in excellent condition rears seats or Silver Grey seat belts send me a PM.
Last edited by stjoh; 07-04-2023 at 06:13 PM.
#3163
I added in this carbon fiber cupholder surround from Suncoast, the custom GT2 style shifter from Sport Shifters (www.sportshifters.com), and the leather shifter surround and heated seat surround piece from exclusive options to replace the gloss black plastic (info@exclusiveoption.com). The console is the area I have the most contact with, and I wanted to upgrade the frequent touch-points on the car. I'm very happy with how the console turned out. Both Ray at Sport Shifters and Frank at Exclusive Options were very helpful to me.
carbon fiber cupholder surround, leather pieces to replace the gloss black around the shifter, and the replacement GT2 style shifter. It is a little dusty in the cabin. She goes in for detailing tomorrow!
There are some slight tricks to getting the console pieces out for the swap. This video was helpful. However, the person in the video makes it seem very easy to snap the trim pieces out. It wasn't so easy for me. I found that I had to identify the plastic tabs, and then use a trim tool to push them in to get them to release a bit. Once you release one or two the rest snap out easy, but it wasn't as simple as the video made it seem, so I would make sure to identify where the plastic tabs are and release those if you want to try it yourself. Just wanted to post that thought in case anyone else was doing a similar install.
carbon fiber cupholder surround, leather pieces to replace the gloss black around the shifter, and the replacement GT2 style shifter. It is a little dusty in the cabin. She goes in for detailing tomorrow!
There are some slight tricks to getting the console pieces out for the swap. This video was helpful. However, the person in the video makes it seem very easy to snap the trim pieces out. It wasn't so easy for me. I found that I had to identify the plastic tabs, and then use a trim tool to push them in to get them to release a bit. Once you release one or two the rest snap out easy, but it wasn't as simple as the video made it seem, so I would make sure to identify where the plastic tabs are and release those if you want to try it yourself. Just wanted to post that thought in case anyone else was doing a similar install.