Introduction and advice needed
#1
Introduction and advice needed
Hi,
I just want to take the opportunity to introduce myself. I've been a big Porsche fan ever since I was a kid. I've previously owned a Cayenne S and a 981 Boxster. Both were fantastic cars that I thoroughly enjoyed. But deep down, I've always longed for the 911 experience. Early this year, I finally took the plunge and bought the car of my dreams. This time around, I opted to go the CPO route rather than ordering new. I've found a 2013 C4 stripper, and I couldn't be happier. It's equipped with pdk, sport chronos, sport steering wheel, sport design front bumper, black PDLS and a few other minor options. I've added a few personal touches by painting the 19" rims gloss black, added side Porsche decals, 3M clear wrapped the entire front end, and installed the fabspeed supersport exhaust with black tips. The supersport exhaust turned out to be way too loud for my taste. I was a bit embarrassed to drive to work in it, so I quickly reinstalled the stock side mufflers with the gundo hack, and used the supersport as a center exhaust bypass only. Now I think it sounds perfect.
I've had the 991 for about 8 months, and it never ceases to put a huge grin on my face every time I get in it. It definitely feels larger than the 981, but what it loses out in nimbleness, it gains in stability and sure-footedness. What I do miss from my Boxster is the 6 sp manual. But overall, I am very happy with the switch. To my eyes, the 991 has near perfect proportions and a timeless iconic design that's very hard to beat.
Below are a few pictures of my car with winter and summer tires setup.
Thank you for reading this far, now I have a couple questions for you. Today, my driver side door got dinged at a parking lot. It left some minor scratches that I can likely buff out, but it also left a dent that's truly an eye sore in a black car. Does anyone have any experience with paintless dent removal? And any good recommendations in the Toronto area? Many thanks in advance.
Cheers,
NA991
I just want to take the opportunity to introduce myself. I've been a big Porsche fan ever since I was a kid. I've previously owned a Cayenne S and a 981 Boxster. Both were fantastic cars that I thoroughly enjoyed. But deep down, I've always longed for the 911 experience. Early this year, I finally took the plunge and bought the car of my dreams. This time around, I opted to go the CPO route rather than ordering new. I've found a 2013 C4 stripper, and I couldn't be happier. It's equipped with pdk, sport chronos, sport steering wheel, sport design front bumper, black PDLS and a few other minor options. I've added a few personal touches by painting the 19" rims gloss black, added side Porsche decals, 3M clear wrapped the entire front end, and installed the fabspeed supersport exhaust with black tips. The supersport exhaust turned out to be way too loud for my taste. I was a bit embarrassed to drive to work in it, so I quickly reinstalled the stock side mufflers with the gundo hack, and used the supersport as a center exhaust bypass only. Now I think it sounds perfect.
I've had the 991 for about 8 months, and it never ceases to put a huge grin on my face every time I get in it. It definitely feels larger than the 981, but what it loses out in nimbleness, it gains in stability and sure-footedness. What I do miss from my Boxster is the 6 sp manual. But overall, I am very happy with the switch. To my eyes, the 991 has near perfect proportions and a timeless iconic design that's very hard to beat.
Below are a few pictures of my car with winter and summer tires setup.
Thank you for reading this far, now I have a couple questions for you. Today, my driver side door got dinged at a parking lot. It left some minor scratches that I can likely buff out, but it also left a dent that's truly an eye sore in a black car. Does anyone have any experience with paintless dent removal? And any good recommendations in the Toronto area? Many thanks in advance.
Cheers,
NA991
#5
Drifting
Do you have weathertech's in there for winter?
Love the stripper package.
Or as I like to refer as, peasant package.
Manual, and rear wiper, will be my next whip.
Love the stripper package.
Or as I like to refer as, peasant package.
Manual, and rear wiper, will be my next whip.
#6
Yes it's after market. The fabspeed supersport exhaust basically bypasses all 3 stock mufflers, that's why it's super loud. Definitely not for the faint of heart (myself included).
#7
The winter are 20". Fronts are 235 and rear are 295s. And you are absolutely correct in pointing out the tire shine. I took that picture yesterday right after a quick automatic car wash. I just wanted to clean off the car to see the extent of the dent.
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Yes, mine is certainly a peasant package.
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Oh well, whatever makes you happy.
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Some people, I tell ye.....
#12
For paintless dent repair go see Thilan at Dent Xpress. Dude is a magician! http://www.dent-xpress.com/location.html
He fixed a ding on the tailgate of my Cayenne right at the crease, and its not noticeable at all now.
He fixed a ding on the tailgate of my Cayenne right at the crease, and its not noticeable at all now.
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For paintless dent repair go see Thilan at Dent Xpress. Dude is a magician! http://www.dent-xpress.com/location.html
He fixed a ding on the tailgate of my Cayenne right at the crease, and its not noticeable at all now.
He fixed a ding on the tailgate of my Cayenne right at the crease, and its not noticeable at all now.
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