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So have been trying to find someone to get the interior of my 996.2 C4S redone for a while now. I thought of trying to do some myself however I haven't got the skills or time. I was lucky enough to manage to get a spot with Brent Parker Motortrimming on the NSW Central Coast and now its (mostly) done.
A few small personal touches l want to do, but I think it came up exactly as I wanted it and the craftsmanship from Brent and the team is amazing and abolutely1st class!!
They are Recaro Sportster CS'...The guys pulled them fully apart and added bolstering etc. The seat backs were the standard black plactic, however we decided to get the Alcantara on there to get them to tone it.
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There's a lot of different tan colours. I think that tan is sensational. That is very well done and tasteful
I assume there's no airbag in that steering wheel? I assumed you need to keep it the airbag if the car was delivered with one.
No airbag in the Momo wheel. Still have the airbag / 3 spoke it came with (just in case etc.)
The leather is Cognac (its a colour Porsche has used in the past apparently) and the blue insert I believe is from a Mk1 Golf GTi....I just liked the colour combo and hey at least its German..
They definitely feel lower than the stock seat and was one of the first things I changed in the car. With different seat bases you can actually get them a littlee lower than I have them now.
Also with the Momo wheel, there is an eccentric hub spacer and that gives what feel like a stack of extra legt room under the wheel
