YOUR RESEARCHAircon Relocation
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Anyone know the part number for the trim needed to move the air con panel down to where the CD storage currently is? I've seen the number to move it right to the bottom, but then I need to buy another cubby, which are £65'ish.
There isn't one. It can only go there if you do it yourself and are a dab hand with the tools. I did a DIY on it here: Steve Wright's Serious Moddin' - HVAC relocation It's Friday, it's Sunny, Steve Wright's Serious Jockin' is on the Radio. There's only one thing for it - Serious Moddin'! My son's bought me an Xtron double din head unit for Christmas and I'm due to receive it any day now. Seeing as I was quiet at work yesterday and today I thought I'd get in... 911uk.com
If it is just price, rather than it looking so much nicer where Alex has put his, then there are aftermarket ones you can buy cheap. My double din surround came with a new cubby and a fascia for the climate controls.
this https://www.design911.co.uk/p/porsche-986-boxster-996-carbon-frame-for-air-conditioning-switch-99655299201/
Is that not the standard trim (but in carbon finish) for location in the horse shoe where it currently is?
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