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@J-Dub any new interior/exterior projects in the works?

Just waiting for my dash ends and fuse covers to come.... but I have been itching for a new project.
My Most Recent Interior/Exterior Mods
'24 Porsche 718 Cayman
'21 Mercedes AMG GTR
'76 Triumph TR6
'23 Porsche Macan GTS (sold)
'22 AMG CLS53 (sold)
'22 AMG CLA45 (sold)
'20 AMG c63s (sold)

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J-Dub wrote: Mon May 20, 2024 8:12 am Anybody with experience putting a cup holder here?
https://www.pelicanparts.com/More_Info/ ... 0MQAvD_BwE
Yes, the Kaizen 'cup holder' installs easily and has substantially more interior space than the stock piece. In my CTM6, I would never put a drink in it, but it is an invaluable small-item storage spot for me.
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'17 Boxster S PDK
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71eh wrote: Sat Jul 20, 2024 2:39 pm @J-Dub any new interior/exterior projects in the works?
No, nothing exciting with the Cayman happening at my house in the last few weeks. i am deep in the middle of a backyard re-imagine. I have knocked down a 1 car detached garage and built a 2 car detached garage. The garage is not finished but getting closer, the crew is working on Drywall now. I had a swimming pool built and as of last Tuesday we are now swimming. I have a long road ahead of me but have been making progress. Lots to finish, landscaping etc.
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To update this thread, I have done the following mods from my list.

Exhaust tips
Exclusive Sport Gas Cap
Entry & Drive dummy key fob in Carmine red to match the seat belts, tach face and deviated stitching

I did do the CV clamps last week, have not driven hard enough or long enough yet to see if they will bake the difference. Next weekend is a track day so that will be a good test.

The garage rebuild is getting close to completion. Will post an update picture in that thread soon.
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J-Dub wrote: Sat Sep 14, 2024 12:12 pm To update this thread, I have done the following mods this week from my list.

Exhaust tips
Exclusive Sport Gas Cap
Entry & Drive dummy key fob in Carmine red to match the seat belts, tach face and deviated stitching

I did do the CV clamps last week, have not driven hard enough or long enough yet to see if they will bake the difference.

The garage rebuild is getting close to completion. Will post an update picture in that thread soon.
Yes to pics - garage update. 718 interior updates and I'd like to see the '57 Beetle too! :D
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'26 911 Carrera S - PTS Verde British Racing Green
'24 Cayenne S - Algarve Blue Metallic
'21 718 Cayman GTS - Black
'22 911 Turbo S - Carmine Red
'21 718 Cayman GT4 - White
'11 GMC 1500 Quad Cab 4x4 - Black

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I’m “modded out” with cosmetic modifications and accessories. Perhaps, when out of warranty, I’ll consider an ECU and PDK tune and IPD plenum if available. Attached is my current list of fun cosmetic mods:

1. Leather sun visors with chalk stitching
2. OEM license plate frame
3. OEM Smartphone charging cable - for iPhone center console connection
4. OEM vintage reissue flashlight with leather storage pouch - love this!
5. OEM clear side marker lights - complimentary from dealer at delivery
6. OEM first aid kit mounted in Frunk with OEM Velcro strap
7. Lloyd’s carpet rear trunk mat with Porsche fabric crest
8. Frunk lid liner
9. Weathertech Frunk liner
10. Domed custom name decal that replaces Weathertech decal
11. Carpokes rear license plate attachments
12. Custom leather storage envelope for passenger net
13. Trunk cargo net
14. Carpokes drive mode knob cover in chalk
15. Zunsport front grill covers
16. Cayman GT4 RS water and oil caps
17. OEM glove box pen
18. Custom leather and chalk stitched dummy key
19. Custom leather and stitched fuse box covers
20. Musicar dash tweeters
21. Monogrammed gas filler bib
22. Leather and stitched dash end caps
23. Turbonite hood crest
24. Leather covered door airbag pieces
25. Leather and stitched sports chrono - center speaker housing
26. Leather piece behind door latches
27. GT4 RS PDK shifter with black leather boot with chalk stitching
28. Turbonite wheel center caps
29. NineVolt MagSafe phone charger
30. Wireless Apple CarPlay dongle
31. EdGuards leather upper and lower dash end caps
32. Rennen Pro PTS Sport shift knob button
2022 Cayman GTS 4.0
2019 Audi RS3 (sold)
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Less than a month of ownership I did only cosmetic mods (aside PPF, etc.):
  • clear indicator lights
  • seat belt color-matched door straps
  • GT4 side scoops
  • RS rear aero fins
  • Windschott glass wind deflector
  • fitcamx dashcam
  • carpokes plate mount :thumbup:
Fairly certain my next will be JQ Madtrace shifters with adjustable RS paddles (stock is too far for my partner's hands :lol: )
But I'm itching to add RS weissach tips for looks, though not opposed to getting akrapovic tips with slip-ons ($$$$ though).

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Nice start. Can you share details on the RS rear aerofins? Are these the ones that go on the side of the rear valence?
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J-Dub wrote: Wed Oct 02, 2024 8:30 am @gzxfia
Nice start. Can you share details on the RS rear aerofins? Are these the ones that go on the side of the rear valence?
Yep, that's right. They attach using the existing bolt and hooks into the rear valence assembly.
The RS's have pre-drilled holes in the valence and use screws to attach and pull in the aero fins to eliminate gap and looks cleaner. If you don't want to drill holes into your existing valence, these are attached very securely without the extra screws, but you're left with some gap between the two pieces.

I feel they complete the look since the GT4/Spyder rear valence at the sides stick out and then abruptly ends, leaving the bumper exposed and the look is "incomplete" in a sense. Matches well with the front bumper side fin/trim. The GTS rear valence doesn't have this illusion since the valence blends well into the bumper.

Parts are:
982-807-917-OK1
982-807-918-OK1

I used this rennlist thread (this specific post) for guidance. Really don't need to remove the entire valence, just the sides and it will drop/flex enough to do everything needed.

P.S. The OEM screws are expensive for no reason ~$10/screw.
I found the audi version works just fine: N-909-899-02 ($0.15/per) or any 3/4" #12 some others have posted.

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gzxfia wrote: Wed Oct 02, 2024 4:44 pm
J-Dub wrote: Wed Oct 02, 2024 8:30 am @gzxfia
Nice start. Can you share details on the RS rear aerofins? Are these the ones that go on the side of the rear valence?
Yep, that's right. They attach using the existing bolt and hooks into the rear valence assembly.
The RS's have pre-drilled holes in the valence and use screws to attach and pull in the aero fins to eliminate gap and looks cleaner. If you don't want to drill holes into your existing valence, these are attached very securely without the extra screws, but you're left with some gap between the two pieces.

I feel they complete the look since the GT4/Spyder rear valence at the sides stick out and then abruptly ends, leaving the bumper exposed and the look is "incomplete" in a sense. Matches well with the front bumper side fin/trim. The GTS rear valence doesn't have this illusion since the valence blends well into the bumper.

Parts are:
982-807-917-OK1
982-807-918-OK1

I used this rennlist thread (this specific post) for guidance. Really don't need to remove the entire valence, just the sides and it will drop/flex enough to do everything needed.

P.S. The OEM screws are expensive for no reason ~$10/screw.
I found the audi version works just fine: N-909-899-02 ($0.15/per) or any 3/4" #12 some others have posted.
Do you have photos with the fins installed?
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2019 Audi RS3 (sold)
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