992 Carrera T Club
#5206
I’m going for T ethos and most unsure about the below options:
Thoughts?
- T Interior package vs. base - don’t need leather as I plan to share the 911 experience with my pup
- 18 way vs 4 way seats
- Rear Seat delete - what’s better for pup? Either way plan to add foam inserts I have seen on forum
- Front Axel Lift - is it worth the 3K or do I just purchase Bridjit for my driveway at a fraction of the costs
Thoughts?
2. I don’t like the 18 way seats as I don’t want the extra weight and won’t need the extra adjustments.
3. You can always remove rear seats.
4. Easy pass unless your driveway is brutal.
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GauchoDuck (02-07-2023)
#5207
Hey all -
Just received a call from my SA and good news…I have the opportunity to secure an April build slot for June delivery but PTS is not available.
My original plan was PTS in Oak Green Metallic but now I’m wondering if I should pull the trigger on a non PTS build…thinking GT Silver.
This will be my first Porsche that I plan to daily and own for a very long time…it won’t be my last 911 so the question really comes down to am I willing to wait for a PTS build slot which likely won’t be until 2024 model year per my SA.
I have seen others highlight potential risk of waiting with potential new model year 992.2 generation not launching with a T build.
What do you all think? Yolo now with a non PTS build or wait to get exact spec I want in late 2023 or early 2024.
In terms of build below what am I missing?
I’m going for T ethos and most unsure about the below options:
Thoughts?
Just received a call from my SA and good news…I have the opportunity to secure an April build slot for June delivery but PTS is not available.
My original plan was PTS in Oak Green Metallic but now I’m wondering if I should pull the trigger on a non PTS build…thinking GT Silver.
This will be my first Porsche that I plan to daily and own for a very long time…it won’t be my last 911 so the question really comes down to am I willing to wait for a PTS build slot which likely won’t be until 2024 model year per my SA.
I have seen others highlight potential risk of waiting with potential new model year 992.2 generation not launching with a T build.
What do you all think? Yolo now with a non PTS build or wait to get exact spec I want in late 2023 or early 2024.
In terms of build below what am I missing?
I’m going for T ethos and most unsure about the below options:
- T Interior package vs. base - don’t need leather as I plan to share the 911 experience with my pup
- 18 way vs 4 way seats
- Rear Seat delete - what’s better for pup? Either way plan to add foam inserts I have seen on forum
- Front Axel Lift - is it worth the 3K or do I just purchase Bridjit for my driveway at a fraction of the costs
Thoughts?
1. If you are going to have a dog, the standard interior might hold up better to abuse/claws... and more so, you will feel less bad about potentially having sport tex take a beating vs. expensive leather. (If you have ever seen Nick Murray videos on youtube, he reviews his Porsche interiors and always has dogs... he is a huge fan of sport tex vs. leather for this very reason
2. I think the 18-way seats are better (at least I hope since its the one "non-lightweight" option I added)... but again, with a dog in the back, apparently the 4-way slide and tilt forward WAY easier compared to the 18-way... just something to think about there.
3. If you plan to keep a small dog bed or something in the car, then go Rear seat DELETE... keep it T ethos and special and just put the bed in the back area... Again, dog will likely cause some wear and tear on the fabric or leather seat back there, but if you go seat delete, its just carpeting and a simple vacuum will keep it clean...
4. Skip FAL unless you ABSOLUTELY know you need it... otherwise, you shouldnt need it on this car, and it just adds weight and cost to the car... Id spend that money on something else more performance related or cosmetic that you like...
Have you driven a car with power steering plus vs without? I had this once on my previous 911 and I actually dont like it... It takes some of the feeling out of the steering and the car gives much better feedback without it... Id consider losing this if you dont really care about it... it basically just makes some very very low speed turning a little easier I guess, but I didnt think it helped in any way with performance.
Maybe add a pop of color with red or yellow seatbelts?
Should be a fantastic car... hope it works out
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#5208
I am worried about falling to the back of the line as far as options (SD package, especially) and j have already hit change freeze date. Anyone ever get a change in after the freeze date?
#5209
Burning Brakes
Front axle lift is a must where I live, which is a speed bump paradise🤬
My Taycan has it and I use it regularly and as the T is even lower than the Taycan it’s a must!
It’s a shame I need it because as well as the cost it probably adds a good few pounds of weight?!
My Taycan has it and I use it regularly and as the T is even lower than the Taycan it’s a must!
It’s a shame I need it because as well as the cost it probably adds a good few pounds of weight?!
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#5210
Hey all -
Just received a call from my SA and good news…I have the opportunity to secure an April build slot for June delivery but PTS is not available.
My original plan was PTS in Oak Green Metallic but now I’m wondering if I should pull the trigger on a non PTS build…thinking GT Silver.
This will be my first Porsche that I plan to daily and own for a very long time…it won’t be my last 911 so the question really comes down to am I willing to wait for a PTS build slot which likely won’t be until 2024 model year per my SA.
I have seen others highlight potential risk of waiting with potential new model year 992.2 generation not launching with a T build.
What do you all think? Yolo now with a non PTS build or wait to get exact spec I want in late 2023 or early 2024.
Just received a call from my SA and good news…I have the opportunity to secure an April build slot for June delivery but PTS is not available.
My original plan was PTS in Oak Green Metallic but now I’m wondering if I should pull the trigger on a non PTS build…thinking GT Silver.
This will be my first Porsche that I plan to daily and own for a very long time…it won’t be my last 911 so the question really comes down to am I willing to wait for a PTS build slot which likely won’t be until 2024 model year per my SA.
I have seen others highlight potential risk of waiting with potential new model year 992.2 generation not launching with a T build.
What do you all think? Yolo now with a non PTS build or wait to get exact spec I want in late 2023 or early 2024.
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GauchoDuck (02-08-2023),
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#5211
You and I are in a race for the bottom, i.e., to be the last person on here to take delivery of their 2023 911 Carrera T!
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HerrDr (02-09-2023)
#5212
Rennlist Member
Perhaps @Scott P knows the answer to this, but I am beginning to wonder if it is an antitrust violation in the US for dealers to require customers to buy aftermarket products (such as PPF) from them in order to get an allocation? I think I vaguely recall my company's general counsel describing something like this as illegal tying.
God bless you,
TT
God bless you,
TT
#5213
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HerrDr (02-09-2023)
#5215
With regards to white/green, I had in mind those 2 beautiful declinations of 911.
#5217
Three Wheelin'
I was told by my SA that your dealer has around 10 days after the freeze that they can make a change. My build freezes in a couple days but I'm not changing anything until it does as I dont want to lose the areo kit.
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6sigma (02-08-2023)
#5218
Rennlist Member
I have heard the same. BTW, as for the Aero kit, I spoke with my SA on Monday and he told me if it's in now, it's accepted; we're locked. Period. We can only hope! Maybe they order/plan for a certain amount of Aero cars each year and when that number is hit, they stop. The only thing that's odd is why are people's cars delayed sometimes because of the Aero, which would sound more like a supply chain issue. Who knows?!
Last edited by AdamIsAdam; 02-08-2023 at 10:11 AM.
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#5219
Not my area of expertise but I'll look in to it and advise accordingly @TomTarzian
Last edited by amg5872; 02-08-2023 at 10:18 AM.
#5220
Three Wheelin'
I have heard the same. BTW, as for the Aero kit, I spoke with my SA on Monday and he told me if it's in now, it's accepted; we're locked. Period. We can only hope! Maybe they order/plan for a certain amount of Aero cars each year and when that number is hit, they stop. The only thing that's odd is why are people's cars delayed sometimes because of the Aero, which would sound more like a supply chain issue. Who knows?!