YOUR RESEARCHRetro fitting parking sensors.
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I have a 996 turbo which is fantastic, the only slight issue is it doesn't have rear parking sensors. does anyone have any experience on getting them retro fitted, I am in East Sussex not far from Paragon and main agents Mid Sussex Porsche. Any help would be much appreciated. RodSmith.
All I know is they look damm ugly and make it look like the owner can't park. I would sooner a camera I think if anything.
I have them on mine, and whilst sometimes useful (never had them on cars before as I never need them) I agree with above, they look ugly,whether retrofitted or new IMO. Saw a youtube video a few weeks back on the vast range of retro fit hidden/small cameras that are available out there
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