Introducing BloodyHell
03-06-2018, 01:09 AM
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Introducing BloodyHell
Hello everyone. I am new to the forum and the proud owner of a 2007 Porsche 911 Turbo, named BloodyHell. The specs are:
Factory Options:
Interior Mods: Techart steering wheel, Techart pedals, Full Rick Reus sound system, BBi Floor Mats, HUR I-Pod Integration Kit, Porsche Carbon Lighted "Turbo" Side Kick Plates
Performance Mods: BBi Custom Exhaust w/ceramic tips, BBi Custom Performance Tune, BBi Underdrive pulley system, BBi Racing ignition coils, Sachs stage II racing clutch with lightweight flywheel, IPD Plenum, Methanol injection system with gauge in center console, AMS Alpha9 Intercooler System, ID1000 1000cc Injectors with Plug n Play Clips, Cobb Accessport V.3, Custom 93 and E85 Maps tuned at Real Auto Dynamics, Oceanside, NY
Suspension Mods: KW Club Sport Coilover Set, Tarret Front Top Mounts, RSS Front Adjustable Toe / Bump Steer Kit, Eibach Adjustable Front & Rear Anti Roll Bars
This is my early retirement gift to myself. I was seriously considering purchasing a new Corvette Z06, but this beauty was offered unexpectedly and I jumped at the deal. The purchase actually occurred in November, however, BloodyHell did not get NY plates until January. My work schedule has been hectic and the weather on Long Island has not been great on my RDOs. You may recognize BloodyHell, as there were a couple of threads about her. My first purchase will be new rims, which should arrive later this month. Pictures are below..
Factory Options:
- PO1 Adaptive Sport Seats
- 803 Carbon Package
- 459 Leather Steering Wheel
- XSC Porsche Crest in Headrest
- SCZ Sport Shifter
- 425 Rear Window Wiper
- M6A Black Mats - Porsche Lettering
- 692 Remote CD Charger (6 Disk)
- 640 Sport Chrono Package Turbo
- 509 Fire Extinguisher
- EAD Carbon Package Switch Panel
Interior Mods: Techart steering wheel, Techart pedals, Full Rick Reus sound system, BBi Floor Mats, HUR I-Pod Integration Kit, Porsche Carbon Lighted "Turbo" Side Kick Plates
Performance Mods: BBi Custom Exhaust w/ceramic tips, BBi Custom Performance Tune, BBi Underdrive pulley system, BBi Racing ignition coils, Sachs stage II racing clutch with lightweight flywheel, IPD Plenum, Methanol injection system with gauge in center console, AMS Alpha9 Intercooler System, ID1000 1000cc Injectors with Plug n Play Clips, Cobb Accessport V.3, Custom 93 and E85 Maps tuned at Real Auto Dynamics, Oceanside, NY
Suspension Mods: KW Club Sport Coilover Set, Tarret Front Top Mounts, RSS Front Adjustable Toe / Bump Steer Kit, Eibach Adjustable Front & Rear Anti Roll Bars
This is my early retirement gift to myself. I was seriously considering purchasing a new Corvette Z06, but this beauty was offered unexpectedly and I jumped at the deal. The purchase actually occurred in November, however, BloodyHell did not get NY plates until January. My work schedule has been hectic and the weather on Long Island has not been great on my RDOs. You may recognize BloodyHell, as there were a couple of threads about her. My first purchase will be new rims, which should arrive later this month. Pictures are below..
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03-06-2018, 01:34 AM
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Hmmm.. the first mod, again will be new wheels. The second mod will be replacing the stock stereo. I need to have Sirius and bluetooth capability. If you have any recommendations for a stereo replacement, it will definitely be welcomed. Being a newbie to the Porsche world, I recently joined PCA. However, if there are other Porsche Clubs that are worthy of joining please advise and any Rennlist members on Long Island, respond to my thread. I have a good friend with a Guards Red Carrera and we plan on cruising when the weather gets better and warmer.
03-06-2018, 06:41 AM
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Congrats! Beautiful car. If you are going to get new wheels, I would recommend that you put snow tires on your current wheels and drive that baby through the winter months.
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03-06-2018, 10:59 AM
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Beautiful and congrats! 
As a Guards red owner myself, I've been trying to come up with a devilish name as well, especially since the last 5 digits of my vin are 66613. The first owner must have been Satan himself which is no wonder why the car has such unnatural abilities. Would love to hear a clip of your BBi exhaust. I currently have on order and AWE exhaust for mine.
As a Guards red owner myself, I've been trying to come up with a devilish name as well, especially since the last 5 digits of my vin are 66613. The first owner must have been Satan himself which is no wonder why the car has such unnatural abilities. Would love to hear a clip of your BBi exhaust. I currently have on order and AWE exhaust for mine.
03-06-2018, 11:24 AM
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More and more I wish I had held out for a guards red TT. Great looking car with some nice mods!
03-06-2018, 07:20 PM
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Where abouts on LI are you, I'm on the north shore?
Re the radio, if you want to maintain the factory unit, I'd use the Denison bt 500s, decent function, stream music and sat radio thru your phone. Otherwise looking at an aftermarket unit, but will lose some screen functions on the dash.
i have the Denison you're welcome to ck it out once the snow lets up
c
Re the radio, if you want to maintain the factory unit, I'd use the Denison bt 500s, decent function, stream music and sat radio thru your phone. Otherwise looking at an aftermarket unit, but will lose some screen functions on the dash.
i have the Denison you're welcome to ck it out once the snow lets up
c
03-06-2018, 09:51 PM
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If you want to go full aftermarket radio etc check out car audio inovations (CAI). Based in California.
They have various packages you can set up, from a simple head unit replacement to anything you want.
I had an alpine head unit (ini-3300 or something) in mine when I bought it, with Bluetooth, backup camera, etc(problem with just a new head unit is you loose the fade control). The rear speakers were barely audible. If you do just a head unit replacement make sure it’s well balanced front and back before swapping. I hated the sound so ended up removing the factory AMP and installing a 1000W alpine amp I bought from CAI. They put a whole package together including all the wires etc I’d need. Wasn’t too bad install wise(DIY). Mounting the amp was the trickiest part(I put it under the factory cover and it looks stock in the frunk). Car sounds much better now. Maybe someday I’ll upgrade the speakers but right now it’s not needed.
They have various packages you can set up, from a simple head unit replacement to anything you want.
I had an alpine head unit (ini-3300 or something) in mine when I bought it, with Bluetooth, backup camera, etc(problem with just a new head unit is you loose the fade control). The rear speakers were barely audible. If you do just a head unit replacement make sure it’s well balanced front and back before swapping. I hated the sound so ended up removing the factory AMP and installing a 1000W alpine amp I bought from CAI. They put a whole package together including all the wires etc I’d need. Wasn’t too bad install wise(DIY). Mounting the amp was the trickiest part(I put it under the factory cover and it looks stock in the frunk). Car sounds much better now. Maybe someday I’ll upgrade the speakers but right now it’s not needed.
03-06-2018, 11:37 PM
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Congratulations on the car. It’s beautiful!
