:floor: :floor: Aha so your used to the slippery slope. thing with the 911 there's nothing at all wrong with the car in its stock form but if your the type of person that likes to personalise then no matter what you have you will be trying to tweak it and improve on it . and Like VDubs these cars lend themselves very well to tweaking . :thumb: :thumb:
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My 997 3.8s
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I agree though out of the box the 911 is a very good package, the modifications ive planned are nothing really.
The bmc and intake pipe for better induction noise.
Spacers for better wheel stance.
Gundo for a more sporty note.
Leds for safety lol but more modern look.
Front splitter for more aggressive chin.
But nothing major on the list really.
Unless the lowering springs offered better performance over the stock springs I'm going to try keep the suspension standard.
I like these wheels as not as many people had them but I do like aftermarket wheels.
The bmc and intake pipe for better induction noise.
Spacers for better wheel stance.
Gundo for a more sporty note.
Leds for safety lol but more modern look.
Front splitter for more aggressive chin.
But nothing major on the list really.
Unless the lowering springs offered better performance over the stock springs I'm going to try keep the suspension standard.
I like these wheels as not as many people had them but I do like aftermarket wheels.
toffeeman said:
I know I am a little late to this post but the info may be useful to someone!! I also tried to buy a BMC filter from ECP but ended up with the rectangular (incorrect) shape. The guy in the shop was very helpful however and advised that if I buy P/N 909330081 instead of 909330071 then I will get what I want.
Sure enough, if you put that number into the search box on ECP website you will see the correct filter.
What is annoying though is the rectangular filter can be discounted using any of ECP's promotion codes, whereas the other one can't as it is classed as a performance part, all of which are excluded from the promotions :?: :?:
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jpsh120 said:
I explained all this when I cancelled my order but they had no interested.
I ordered the right one from eBay which happened to be Euro car parts but cheaper than euros own website!!
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