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they post quite a bit on the forums - the video on the main thread was really helpful to install. Not terribly difficult but the left one was hard to connect (I almost thought they wouldn’t fit).
they had a set that had a slight cosmetic damage for even less that I ended up getting. Looks like those are gone now though. Suncoast parts has them as well - but for more.
Looks great. Did you wrap the horizontal grille bars? I haven't noticed that before.
Any other photos from farther away and different angles, showing the front of the vehicle?
Thanks chassis. Did not do the horizontal grill bars. I will try to post additional pictures when I get a chance to grab a couple. It's pretty dirty at the moment since my wife just did a 750 mi trip. Really happy with how well it turned out....absolutely invisible.
I wanted to get it done before winter sets in here in the Northeast.
Thanks chassis. Did not do the horizontal grill bars. I will try to post additional pictures when I get a chance to grab a couple. It's pretty dirty at the moment since my wife just did a 750 mi trip. Really happy with how well it turned out....absolutely invisible.
I wanted to get it done before winter sets in here in the Northeast.
Thanks. The bright accent on the horizontal grille bars caught my eye - I don't see that often. What size wheels do you have, and do you have unpainted, or painted, wheel arches?
Thanks. The bright accent on the horizontal grille bars caught my eye - I don't see that often. What size wheels do you have, and do you have unpainted, or painted, wheel arches?
I added the painted wheel arches when I went with the 21in Spyders. Big difference in appearance and handling from the base 19s.
With painted wheel arches and 21 Spyders. Painted arches after painting. In original base trim.
Right, forgot about that mod, thanks. I remember when you posted it.
As far as I can tell, Cayenne base with 19" and possibly with 20" wheels and unpainted wheel arches have front horizontal grille bars with a bright applique or insert. Have a look at cars on finder.porsche.com
My grilles are black on my S with factory 21" wheels, painted wheel arches and ACC.
Dropped my ‘24 S at the dealer. Got a “Chassis Error” the day I picked it up. That didn’t reoccur for several weeks.
But it came back last week and has occurred each time I’ve driven it since then. It can be driven with the error. But it’s stuck in “normal” mode because the air suspension cannot be lowered.
I maybe should've created a new thread to post that earlier message, and then this follow-up post. But since I created it here, I'll follow-up here in case anybody else runs into the same issue.
The car's been at the shop the past couple weeks. They were able to replicate the problem but couldn't figure out what was causing it and have been working with Porsche to figure it out. Called me yesterday and they've isolated it to a rear suspension control module (or something like that). They say the module is receiving the correct signals but that what's coming back out is incorrect. Hopefully get it back today or tomorrow.
At the risk of sounding like an old man, this stuff was a lot easier when it was mostly mechanical and not so electrical.
Washed it! At a car wash. Also vacuumed which was long overdue. Wiped the brake dust off the front wheels with a dry microfiber after the car wash. This time of year is tough for car enthusiasts to keep the car clean! Cold and ever-present moisture and salt are the enemies.
Washed it! At a car wash. Also vacuumed which was long overdue. Wiped the brake dust off the front wheels with a dry microfiber after the car wash. This time of year is tough for car enthusiasts to keep the car clean! Cold and ever-present moisture and salt are the enemies.
you put your car through a car wash? No no noooooo
12-31-2023 | 10:19 AM
