Another winter project
#16
Here are some in-process pics. If there is something specific that you'd like to see, just let me know.
Pulling the old carpet. Well documented misery:
Smiling and getting ready for the booth. Note the pink lipstick!
Back from painting:
I love this one of the RS parts and Euro bumper covers drying in the paint booth:
The stereo is one of the few things for which I was not able to find a road map here on the 993 board. Since others might be interested, I will start a new thread for that.
#22
I had a bad experience going a bit grey market because Recaro was back ordered. If I were doing it all over again, I would go to Stable Energies in NJ (and wait if I had to). I dealt with Joe there for all of the associated HW (he was out of the seats) and had a good experience (no affiliation).
#23
Hi Jeff -
Thanks for the pic. So are you saying that without a bezel, the RS tray fits loose in the center console?
Did you say this was a targa switch or is it something else? And how did you extend the wires...did you require the connection or just cut and added wire to increase length.
Thanks
Thanks for the pic. So are you saying that without a bezel, the RS tray fits loose in the center console?
Did you say this was a targa switch or is it something else? And how did you extend the wires...did you require the connection or just cut and added wire to increase length.
Thanks
The part number for the tray is 993.552.539.00 1DB. It was about $25, if I remember correctly.
A couple of notes: The hole in the tray is larger than the switch. Gert sent me a rectangular bezel that made it fit and it looks good. You also need to extend the wires to move the switch.
You can see the tray and switch in this picture (not my car):
A couple of notes: The hole in the tray is larger than the switch. Gert sent me a rectangular bezel that made it fit and it looks good. You also need to extend the wires to move the switch.
You can see the tray and switch in this picture (not my car):
#30
In that very well done thread, you will see a picture of the seat belt receptor mounted directly to the Brey Krause side mount (which I choose in part because it has this feature). IIRC, the receptor is attached to the BK mount with the same bolt with which it was attached to the OEM seat.
I hope that helps. Lots of good stuff on this if you search the archives. Thanks to all that went to the trouble to document all of this. It sure helped me out.