Why do the console delete
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I notice alot of posts discuss doing the console delete option. Why would you want wdo you purchase this option? My local dealer parts dept was not aware of the part #
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this is an option designed for really tall people (read: freaks
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it allows more lateral knee room, also some people claim it allows for better heel toeing, even though i don't find a problem doing it with the console in
it also gives a more traditional porsche dash look (ie, not connected to the shifter area)
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it allows more lateral knee room, also some people claim it allows for better heel toeing, even though i don't find a problem doing it with the console in
it also gives a more traditional porsche dash look (ie, not connected to the shifter area)
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Originally Posted by Moogle
this is an option designed for really tall people (read: freaks
)
it allows more lateral knee room, also some people claim it allows for better heel toeing, even though i don't find a problem doing it with the console in
it also gives a more traditional porsche dash look (ie, not connected to the shifter area)
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it allows more lateral knee room, also some people claim it allows for better heel toeing, even though i don't find a problem doing it with the console in
it also gives a more traditional porsche dash look (ie, not connected to the shifter area)
Here is an interior pic of our GT2 with deleted console
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This was my first Porsche and hence not really knowing what and what not to do, I sort of started buying parts to pass the time away while waiting for the car to arrive, one of the parts being the console delete kit.
This to me was a complete waste of money. I actaully like bracing my knee against the console. Even though I have the Euro GT3 seats I still like the extra bracing....so if anyone wants the kit, I got one cheap for sale.
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This to me was a complete waste of money. I actaully like bracing my knee against the console. Even though I have the Euro GT3 seats I still like the extra bracing....so if anyone wants the kit, I got one cheap for sale.
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At 6'4", the center console is a real pain, literaly. It sticks me on the side of my shin during longer drives and gets in the way when blipping the throttle. I like the open look too.