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FWIW I had to have the motor on my 986 electric seat replaced twice under warranty.
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Took me a while to figure out what the initials stand for (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) and I like it on my MINI S; I'm too lazy to check tire pressures regularly.
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Took me a while to figure out what the initials stand for (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) and I like it on my MINI S; I'm too lazy to check tire pressures regularly.
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Suggestion
Pressures must change more frequently at an altitude of 7000'?
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Probably could get this option later and use the money for other things on the car.
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Check tire pressures regularly
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Took me a while to figure out what the initials stand for (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) and I like it on my MINI S; I'm too lazy to check tire pressures regularly.
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What have you learned about the
TPMS
? Took me a while to figure out what the initials stand for (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) and I like it on my MINI S; I'm too lazy to check tire pressures regularly. My only suggestion is that you let me drive your
Cayman S
after breakin period to see whether Arctic Silver cars are faster than all the others
schao
Have you considered the sports seats or adaptive sport seats? Of course, then you would not want to get the preferred package PLUS, since you wouldn't want to electric seat package. I really like the look and feel of the sport seats. Looks like a nice car!
There is a photo in this forum that shows it. After ruining a couple of wheels on my 540i due to low pressure it seems prudent to add. Pressures must change more frequently at an altitude of 7000'?
If you can stretch it get the Sport wheel in smooth leather..........IMO opinion the 'smooth leather' wheel looks better in cars with full leather. The base sport wheel has leather that is grained more towards the vinyl dash. Very picky I know, but I did notice the difference.
If you can stretch it get the Sport wheel in smooth leather..........IMO opinion the 'smooth leather' wheel looks better in cars with full leather. The base sport wheel has leather that is grained more towards the vinyl dash. Very picky I know, but I did notice the difference.
I agree on the leather sport steering wheel and I am ordering also. I believe his configuration shows that he is ordering it already. "Sport Steering Wheel Lthr"
Yep going with the sport wheel in smooth leather. I really want the sport seats but if I'm working this puzzle correctly they cost $3000 plus all the goodies in the premium plus package. (My vertically challenged wife needs power seats.) That seems a bit expensive. Anything I'm missing here?
Too bad you require power seats since sports seats with full leather interior are only $400. They are manual, but I am the only driver so I don't really care...figure they're lighter so I'll save an extra couple of seconds 0 to 60.
The adaptive sport seats are pretty cool, but just not worth the money for me.
FWIW I had to have the motor on my 986 electric seat replaced twice under warranty. I decided that the Sport seat w/ electric backrest was a better choice. There's a pix of the chrome
exhaust
tip (XLA) on the configurator. I'm not sure I like it better than the standard Cayman tip, the barrels are larger but round. If you look at the
exhaust
it's just a single outlet with a dual tip. Probably could get this option later and use the money for other things on the car. The cocoa has an effect in the material that gives it a varied color in different light. I like it because it looks like the varied colorations on natural cowhide, but not everybody likes it. You should try to see it for yourself before ordering it.
Are the manual sports seats height adjustable? This is the key requirement for my spouse (even as a passenger).
What about the aluminum look options? Is that what is shown in the picture of the yellow cayman in the piston heads photo or is that a standard look?
Getting close now to a final order. Then it will be a l-o-n-g wait. Might show up for my birthday in Feb.
Tire monitoring is not a very useful option. I recommend some version of the sport seat. The additional adjustment range will reward you many timnes over. Plus, they provide a more 'aggressive' look to any Porsche.
