Farfelc2s

I put on Sport Classic wheels, then I had to put on Black Stoneguards.
also re-covered steering wheel to make it Thicker.
Silver Crest on hood,clear side markers.
For now anyways.....

gravedgr

Love the stone guards!

Bob Brackman

It's beautiful all-together, and it all includes protection, performance, and aesthetics. I like stock, but what you have done is really attractive!!!

Mspeedster

The retro black stone guards and Sport Classic (Fuchs) wheels look fantastic!

The steering wheel by itself also looks great. But for me the interior doesn't work as well. The steering wheel leather and floormats have a different shade of brown compared to the factory Cocoa. If you did that on purspose to provide more contrast, it doesn't quite work for my taste.

Edgy01

Now THAT is what a Porsche is supposed to look like!

(Here was one of mine many years ago--mit Turbolader, no less!) (What is it about chained-link backgrounds...)

StanThePorscheFan

Wheels/stoneguard - I like. Steering Wheel - not so much. Not sure if its the off-tone leather color or the obvious non-factory stitching that bothers me. But as long as YOU like it, thats all that matters.

P.S. LOVE the color combo

dianic

I do like those wheels!! And the stoneguards have to come with them... I love it.

Perhaps doing the sides of the tip shifter and the handbrake with the same leather would give out the intentional color differentiation better.

Farfelc2s

dont match well w camera. better match in person, obviously not exactly same.

pissedpuppy

my 911SC looked just like your turbo, allbeit just a 911

to the OP - did you put on the Silver crest yourself? was it pretty easy? I have one to put on mine too....I'm just turn total bonehead when you put a tool in my hand

Edgy01

Easy to install with a nut driver. DO NOT over tighten or you will warp them and crack the enamel.

pissedpuppy

thanks Dan, but I think you're trying to expose my intelligence (lack thereof)...what's a nut driver?

jhbrennan

Silver crest on the hood but there are 5 other crests in gold - otherwise looks good.

Skibum

http://www.google.com/products/catal...d=0CEcQ8gIwBg# - Metric of course.

Farfelc2s

as I said, not done yet.
Ordered Blk,Silver center caps.
have Silver Seatbelts, installing next week.
more pics when those are done.

Edgy01

David! We need to get you oriented to the life of owning and CARING for a Porsche.

One of the most practical tools to own on a European car is a set of metric nut drivers. They are available from Craftsman (and everyone else) and have the handle of a screwdriver but at the other end are various sized metric hex shaped female receptacles (sockets). They are used instead of a racket and socket when the application is tight to get into and when the torque needed isn't too high or precise.

The most used sizes on a Porsche are the 10mm, 11, 13, 15.