passat774

Hello,

I spent two days at the Porsche Track Experience at Barber Motorsports in Birmingham Alabama it was simply amazing.

One of the greatest parts was driving other 911's that had different options. I truly enjoyed the black brushed aluminum inlays in the GTS, it had a great feel over the standard textured feel of my base 911.

Can someone help provide the two part numbers I was unable to find the,

Fcassells

I don’t have any part numbers , but I have a recreation of a possible moment on track 😁✌️

“As I entered T12 with a courageous amount of throttle , giving it all its got to T13. The wail of the flat 6 filled my ears, suddenly a glint of black brushed aluminum inlay caught my eye, propelling my foot harder to the floor in a visceral response to Porsches commitment to form and function . Perfection.”

passat774

lol, I do not think I looked down the entire time on the track

HappinessProcured

The dash strip would be great to get to hack up and replace the piano black around the shifter. Or maybe someone has found a match somewhere?

passat774

Getting closer but can not figure out which version I need;

https://www.porscheatlantaperimeterp...ct=14068264#13

lone992

I have a MY 2023 Carrera T inbound and the center console surrounds plus the dash inlays are all covered in piano black. I'm a hardened member of the piano black haters club as I seriously despise this particular surface finish. Luckily, I was to able purchase a lightly used black brushed aluminum inlay set from a nice Rennlister here.

These are the part numbers for the center console end piece and the dash pieces finished in black brushed aluminum:

992-854-397-Q-OR2.......R/H (long dash piece)
992-854-377-Q-OR2.......L/H (short dash piece)
992-853-300-P-OR2.......Center console (aft end piece)

Might want to search around for the best deal as these appear to be a bit pricey. Note: The dashes in the listed part numbers may not be necessary for some sites.

Shogunade

My first option is always Delaware porsche. They're aggressively priced and there's no tax. If shipping is a factor, try getPorscheSilverSpringParts as they're almost competitively priced as Delaware but is currently offering free shipping for orders over $500. But maybe try and get your dealer to price match.

Also to note, the door trim is plastic welded on. IDK your skill level but they will most likely not be DIY.

passat774

Thanks but you are correct more than I would like to spend on dash pieces.

I will have to keep my eyes for a pre owned set.

Congratulations on the new car!

HappinessProcured

Any metal fabricators in the house wanna make some seat heater and gear shift surrounds out of 992-854-397-Q-OR2?

jhenson29

@Drew46 used some black brushed vinyl wrap for this. I’m not sure what he thinks of it after some time now.

https://rennlist.com/forums/992/1317...l#post18370878

Drew46

It is holding up perfectly. I am very happy with this simple, low cost upgrade. Not easy to say with most Porsche things.