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I just finished installing my FVD guards red gauge cluster plus sport chrono faces. Also added some quad tips and
LED clear side markers.
Did you do the gauge cluster yourself? I've been told it's a pretty tough job. My local Porsche dealer won't even do it. Looks great though whoever did it. Have the same setup and a similar steering wheel.
Did you do the gauge cluster yourself? I've been told it's a pretty tough job. My local Porsche dealer won't even do it. Looks great though whoever did it. Have the same setup and a similar steering wheel.
I sent my gauges to Pali Alto Speedo for the work. I will take on just about anything but this job is not for rookies. I do love the new look and the work took them just two days to Complete. It takes about two weeks to get the parts from FVD as they come from Germany. These parts look to be OE.
Nice pics Clubber. Lovely to see some 911 in the rough. I've honestly never seen a GTS with dirt on it besides my own. I like how the first picture is a reverse of generations. 991.2 in front, then 991.1, then 997.2.
I polished/sealed the outsides of my headlights a while back but have always been frustrated and embarrassed by some light hazing on the interior surface. Tonight I sloshed some 99.9% methanol on the insides as described here to impressive results. Should have taken some before shots but they looked something like this
Originally Posted by shrumdog
It stuck out like a sore thumb to me whenever I looked at the front of my car, especially with the lights on or if the sun caught it right. Crystal clear headlights are one of those little things that makes a car look fresh and new to my eye, and the methanol certainly did the trick for me.
Hand-washed her with close attention to detail on Thursday, then we were deluged by two days of torrential rain. She is sitting clean and dry with two coats of Wolfgang Deep Gloss Paint Sealant. If it rains tomorrow I may add a coat or two of Wolfgang Fusion Wax for that warm carnauba glow. The products look great on freshly polished paint and over the XPEL film. If it's nice, we're driving to Lake Geneva for the day.
Today I finally ordered 7mm and 18mm H&R spacers for my 997.2 C4S. I have a question, will this affect my camber enough to have the car aligned after installation? Thanks!
Porsche Is the in the shop. Water Pump let go so having new one put on and Serpentine Belt replaced at same time.
So took my 27 year old Harley for a spin. Bought it new in 1991 and have dione lots of mods.