grwoolf

I was too busy this weekend enjoying the new car to spend any time getting some good pics, but here are a few quicky shots. Details on the car:
97 C2S
25k miles
Arena red with classic grey
Motorsound, hi fi w/changer, solid turbo wheels
Upgraded suspension (bilstein HD's and I believe 030)
Wide Oval tips
Front protection bar
Aftermarket pedals (see pic)

I've got a couple questions:
What kind of aftermarket pedals are these? I like them and I'm thinking it would be good to add a matching dead pedal to protect the carpet.
How can I find out what kind of suspension I have? The prior owner was not sure and the only thing on the receipt is "Euro" springs, etc. I know they are porsche parts because some have the labels, but I can't see any part numbers. One of the bilstein shocks is a "F4-BE5 6131 HO, which I belive is an HD part number.

timothymoffat

Nice looking car, congratulations. If the springs are Porsche parts they should have some colour "marks" on them which will help to identify. Jeff, "In the Air", did a tremendous DIY on this a couple years ago and there's info on how to identify Porsche springs by these colour markings. Sounds like you've got a great car there, enjoy and please post more pics when you get a chance.

PsyD4Me

Now take good care of it so I can buy it from you later if you start craving a 993TT!

Beautiful car
- Rob

gonzilla

Congrats!!! Beautiful car, I love the color combo! In answer to your question, it looks like you have pedals sold by AJ USA. They do have a dead pedal, but it doesn't look like it matches that well.


Ultimate Pedals has one that may match a little better:

justinsrx7

Very sweet ride! I love the exterior color. Nice to see one in a color other than silver. Although they look hot in silver!

grwoolf

I hope this car will satisfy any cravings for a long time. Getting a wide body was already pushing my budget way beyond the original plan.