Center Console Delete kit
01-23-2004, 01:28 AM
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Center Console Delete kit
Is anyone interested in one? I've got one for my car new in the box (in Savanah Biege) that I am not going to be using. Someone make me an offer.
01-23-2004, 11:22 AM
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Can anyone post a photo showing what it looks like?
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01-23-2004, 11:40 AM
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The only downside in my car (2000 S) was what to do with the DSP. My DSP is now placed under the dash. I didn't need to access the DSP anyway, but the look is a little messy.
Newer models may have another solution for the DSP; I don't know. Still, well worth it for the increased lateral legroom.
Charlie, I'm not sure but the Anniversary S may already have this installed. The photos I have seen seem to indicate so (there is an "anniversary" plaque on the front ...beneath the radio).
Newer models may have another solution for the DSP; I don't know. Still, well worth it for the increased lateral legroom.
Charlie, I'm not sure but the Anniversary S may already have this installed. The photos I have seen seem to indicate so (there is an "anniversary" plaque on the front ...beneath the radio).
01-23-2004, 07:00 PM
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Originally posted by Sean M.
The only downside in my car (2000 S) was what to do with the DSP. My DSP is now placed under the dash. I didn't need to access the DSP anyway, but the look is a little messy.
Newer models may have another solution for the DSP; I don't know. Still, well worth it for the increased lateral legroom.
Charlie, I'm not sure but the Anniversary S may already have this installed. The photos I have seen seem to indicate so (there is an "anniversary" plaque on the front ...beneath the radio).
The only downside in my car (2000 S) was what to do with the DSP. My DSP is now placed under the dash. I didn't need to access the DSP anyway, but the look is a little messy.
Newer models may have another solution for the DSP; I don't know. Still, well worth it for the increased lateral legroom.
Charlie, I'm not sure but the Anniversary S may already have this installed. The photos I have seen seem to indicate so (there is an "anniversary" plaque on the front ...beneath the radio).
Charlie
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02-01-2004, 12:32 AM
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Originally posted by Blackbird
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02-01-2004, 01:00 AM
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http://www.986forum.com/forums/showt...=3197#post3197
http://forum.boxa.net/index.php?showtopic=5168
There are pictures of the 550 from the Detroit auto show. It has the GT3 delete. Also has our rear bumperetts but they are painted - so I guess it is a US spec version. What is strange is the red tail lights, while the euro one has clear.
No one will know for sure until we get one...
http://forum.boxa.net/index.php?showtopic=5168
There are pictures of the 550 from the Detroit auto show. It has the GT3 delete. Also has our rear bumperetts but they are painted - so I guess it is a US spec version. What is strange is the red tail lights, while the euro one has clear.
No one will know for sure until we get one...
