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YOUR RESEARCHMods discovery on my "new" 2003 C2
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Using the Order Guide on renntech.org as a guide I have come to the following conclusions:
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So following bet's advice from my introduction thread I followed the factory option codes on my recently acquired '03 C2 and discovered the following:
09991 - manufacture from the exclusive-programme
C02 - Equipped with catalytic converter
X76 - Flared Rocker Panels
288 - Headlight washer
415 - 18" Turbo Look II Wheels
446 - Wheel Caps with Colored Crest
476 - Porsche Stability Management
490 - HI-FI Sound (Digital)
601 - Litronic Headlights
226 - unknown, can't find this one anywhere
Using the Order Guide on renntech.org as a guide I have come to the following conclusions:
Wheels:
Original - 18" Turbo Look II Wheels (Front: 8x18 225/40ZR18, Rear: 10x18 285/30ZR18)
Current - 18" Sport Techno Wheels (Front: 8x18 225/40ZR18, Rear: 11x18 295/30ZR18) The 11" rears fillout the wheel wells perfectly, but I will probably look to put some spacers on the front. 7mm at least, but it looks like it would handle 15mm without any issues.
Bodywork:
Original - Flared Rocker Panels (X76)
Current - Full Aerokit II. While apparently being a non-factory addition to the car, the workmanship is excellent. I have thoroughly detailed the car already, and find that to be the best way to find blemishes or other evidence bodywork. I never noticed even the first indication that the aerokit wasn't factory installed.
Exhaust:
Original - Factory stock
Current - Gemballa. I was certainly pleased to crawl under the car and find the Gemballa name stamped into the mufflers. Not that others are bad, but Gemballa is a fairly respected name in Porsche circles, which gives me a bit more piece of mind. I can see that the cats are still stock, and I assume the rest of the exhaust is as well.
Suspension:
Original - Factory stock
Current - H&R Springs at a bare minimum, as I can see the H&R logo proudly displayed on each one. I haven't removed the wheels yet, so I haven't been able to get a closer look. However, given the quality of the ride, I am assuming that it is just H&R springs mated to the stock shocks.
Shifter:
Original - Factory stock
Current - Some type of short shift kit. I am not yet sure of the source. I will have to popup the shift boot and take a look.
Pedals:
Original - Factory stock
Current - Porsche Aluminum Pedal Set
Misc:
- I found some nice Monster Cable Interconnects tucked up behind the center console. I haven't traced them yet, but obviously some other things used to be connected up at some point.
- Additionally I have a 6-disc changer from a previously owned BMW 330. Apparently this is also an OEM'd becker unit, so I am going to investigate connecting it to the Porsche/Becker head unit.
That's all for now. I will let you all know if I find anything else interesting.
Congrats on the purchase and nice mods. Factory body kits are urethan and the only type of kit I'd consider.
The only pleasant found item was a battery maintainer mounted next to my battery.
