Opo

Finally got the PSS10's and the Pad Keeper installed , the car looks now like it was supposed look when it left the factory in 1996 sport seats coming soon
Big thanks to Darin at FD motors for a fast delivery on the PSS10

Johnny_law

Very nice Rudy. I am getting a pad keeper too. Glad to see one on a TT. It really gives it a finished touch.

PSS10 are on my radar as well. Let me/us know how the handling changes on your just learning to walk 17 year old baby low mile TT.

By the way that picture of the turbo in the middle of all those other Porsches is simply iconic.

Johnny

ronnie993tt

I'm doing PSS10's too. How much did you lower yours from North American stock?

terje

Hi.
Where did you buy the pad keeper?
I am taking the engine out this winter, and want to do this upgrade.

Thanks
Terje

OverBoosted28

You can easily make your own with a 2"X 36"x1/16" aluminum that you can buy from Lowes. Elongate the holes a little and your done.
Get some of these thread cutting nuts (maybe 1/8"-1/4") and you're good.

Knight

Looks great Rudy!

I'll have to get a pad keeper too, looks so clean.

993Godspeed

Pardon my ignorance but whats a pad keeper for?

dlee888

993Godspeed, I think Rudy is referring to the engine pad/mat. The keeper holds up the sagging mat that's common on our cars. ;-)

OverBoosted28

Just had a "where's Waldo" moment. Do you need new lid struts? Caught a glimps of visegrips back there :-). What I was trying to verify is, did you take the blower motor out? Did you make your own heater tube or did it already have it? Beautiful car.

Mike J

I thought you were stripping it out like we did for your bro'?



Cheers,

Mike