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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hello everyone, I've been lurking around this awesome forum for a while now, but have never really introduced myself properly. I have a black / black 2001 996 Carrera 4 manual coupe, which I bought 5 years ago at 50k miles and have since put another 50k on it. The car is a daily driver and has been great. I am looking to keep it another couple of years and then hopefully move to a 997.2 4S PDK. I have attached some pictures of my car which have been slightly modified by my girlfriend. I am looking to freshen up the suspension in the near future. So far I have bought two top mounts and bearings, front coffin arms and sway bar bushes. I would also like to get 4 new struts but since I do not want to lower the car or make it much stiffer (due to very poor Bulgarian roads) I am currently looking at getting Bilstein B4's. Has anyone had any experience with these shocks. Yavor

POST 2Original post

Sweet! Welcome to Rannlist! Nice intro! Now we need pics..... of the girlfriend!

POST 4Original post

Great looking car (exactly like mine other than color), Good to see it at 100k and going strong. Welcome.

POST 5Original post

Welcome to Rennlist! Your car looks beautiful!! Pete

POST 7Original post

Nice clear looking car there bg, best of luck to ya !

POST 8Original post

Welcome And Happy New Year to all you maniacs.

POST 9Original post

Nice car and welcome! Also a Happy New Year to all!

POST 10Original post

Welcome, Happy New year and beautiful ride! Enjoy!

POST 12Original post

Very nice vehicle; welcome to the group! Great start to the New Year - may it be a great one for all! Jorge

POST 13Original post

Congrats and welcome. Curious if there are anymore interior CF pieces to complement the center console?

POST 14Original post

Great pics... Thanks for sharing. Can you tell me about the wheel, shifter, and handbrake lever? Is it a suede or alcantara? How's it holding up?

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Hi, There aren't any more carbon pieces in the car. The centre console was scratched in a few places so I had it covered in genuine carbon fiber.

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Hi, the wheel, gear stick and handbrake are in alcantara. I had them done by a very reputable place over here in Bulgaria and they have held up quite nicely over the last 20k miles or so. The best thing about alcantara is that it is very easy to clean and is not cold / hot to the touch in the winter or on a very hot day. I would recommend it.

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