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Old 03-10-2019, 09:47 AM
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I went with Rennline pedals with the extended red throttle tab for easier heel-toe shifting. They are awesome!

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Old 03-11-2019, 12:47 AM
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I use an MPOW adapter that connects to the phone for music streaming but still.allows the phone to connect to the PCM for the phone profile on my Android. Both can be connected simultaneously. Charges from the USB and pumps the music in through the aux plug.


How well does that MPOW play with the phone—do the music streaming and phone functions get along? I was reading some reviews of the Bovee and there were a lot of complaints about the streaming cutting into phone calls and the music coming on when it wasn’t supposed to.
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Old 03-11-2019, 12:52 AM
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How well does that MPOW play with the phone—do the music streaming and phone functions get along? I was reading some reviews of the Bovee and there were a lot of complaints about the streaming cutting into phone calls and the music coming on when it wasn’t supposed to.
Will not show name and doesn’t allow PCM control. While the bovee has some problems, to me it’s worth it to mimic a plugged in phone as I change music often, plus I like it connects without me doing anything.

If you are a set it and forget it then the MPow may work, unsure if it connects automatically.


Downsides to to bovee is in my experience 1-5% of the time I have to disconnect and reconnect. That’s it.

If that bothers you so much I would just put an iPod in and forget it.
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Old 03-11-2019, 07:34 AM
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Originally Posted by Iceter


How well does that MPOW play with the phone—do the music streaming and phone functions get along? I was reading some reviews of the Bovee and there were a lot of complaints about the streaming cutting into phone calls and the music coming on when it wasn’t supposed to.
You have to power it on each time you get into the car, but then it connects automatically to the phone. I use it on longer trips of an hour or more mostly, running Waze and Pandora - so not a big deal, but it works perfectly. Waze quiets the music whe n speaking directions, then resumes normal volume, phone calls pause the music then it resumes when the call ends, etc.

It does not display the song info on the PCM or allow use of the car controls to skip songs, but not a big deal for me, especially since Waze and Pandora are now integrated together through the same Waze interface and the phone is right there.
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Old 03-11-2019, 05:57 PM
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Same setup here. Works like a charm.
Bought the Ipod plug from Suncoast and then the Bovee. Works great guys thanks for the recommendation!!
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Old 03-12-2019, 01:39 AM
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40K (self)-service. Went down to my in-laws, where they built an awesome lighted pit. Sure does make the inspection work easier and its great to visit with them and their new pup. Changed the oil, air filters, and plugs. Boxer engines are great for alot of things, but not plug changes! But look at that pretty machined aluminum.

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Old 03-13-2019, 05:52 PM
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Started it up for the first time in 3 months and took it for a quick spin to get a feel for the newly installed 997.2 GT3RS suspension, Turbo brakes, and new wheels.

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Old 03-13-2019, 06:34 PM
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Originally Posted by EG997C2
Started it up for the first time in 3 months and took it for a quick spin to get a feel for the newly installed 997.2 GT3RS suspension, Turbo brakes, and new wheels.


damn, how does it feel? Can you adjust the ride height on those coil overs?
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Old 03-13-2019, 06:43 PM
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Originally Posted by pilfer


damn, how does it feel? Can you adjust the ride height on those coil overs?
Car needs an alignment so I only put a few easy miles on them in the meantime to make sure everything felt tight. They're height adjustable and definitely stiffer then eibach springs they replaced but not bad overall. I also have a DCS controller which I will install after I put a few miles on these which will soften them up a bit in non-sport PASM setting. Excited to actually give them a proper test run on some back country roads.
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Old 03-13-2019, 07:03 PM
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I did nothing to my 997 today.
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Old 03-13-2019, 07:40 PM
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Originally Posted by EG997C2
Car needs an alignment so I only put a few easy miles on them in the meantime to make sure everything felt tight. They're height adjustable and definitely stiffer then eibach springs they replaced but not bad overall. I also have a DCS controller which I will install after I put a few miles on these which will soften them up a bit in non-sport PASM setting. Excited to actually give them a proper test run on some back country roads.
interesting, do you mind sharing how much you paid? I’m assuming you bought them used? Looking for a coilover system for my GTS and it seems there aren’t many options, especially if you want to preserve PASM. To be honest though I find PASM pretty terrible in sport setting.
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Old 03-13-2019, 07:56 PM
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Originally Posted by pilfer


interesting, do you mind sharing how much you paid? I’m assuming you bought them used? Looking for a coilover system for my GTS and it seems there aren’t many options, especially if you want to preserve PASM. To be honest though I find PASM pretty terrible in sport setting.
The going rate for a set of used 997.1 GT3 coilovers seems to be $1200-2000 depending on condition and age. I paid a bit more for this set but it was practically new with only a few thousand miles on them and actually from a 997.2 which had a few improvements from .1 in terms of ride quality. If you're considering the upgrade you will also need a set of oem GT3 or similar (Rennline is what I used) front upper monoball strut mounts, pair of adapter sleeves since the diameter of the shock is different, and a set of PASM extension cables.
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Old 03-13-2019, 08:21 PM
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Originally Posted by EG997C2
The going rate for a set of used 997.1 GT3 coilovers seems to be $1200-2000 depending on condition and age. I paid a bit more for this set but it was practically new with only a few thousand miles on them and actually from a 997.2 which had a few improvements from .1 in terms of ride quality. If you're considering the upgrade you will also need a set of oem GT3 or similar (Rennline is what I used) front upper monoball strut mounts, pair of adapter sleeves since the diameter of the shock is different, and a set of PASM extension cables.
great, thank you.
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Old 03-14-2019, 12:26 AM
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Got the turbo aligned after replacing the steering rack, suspension, and brake rotors/pads/hoses.

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Old 03-15-2019, 09:40 AM
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Installed new wheel.
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