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I was toying with the new wheels idea, as I need two rear tyres but could just replace these at around £300.
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As the title says, I have £1500 sat to spend on the Porker. Not a massive amount, but just makes the spending job harder !
I was toying with the new wheels idea, as I need two rear tyres but could just replace these at around £300.
So really, the question is, what do I spend it on ???
The car is a 2001 C2 with Sportdesign wheels. Apart from that, totally standard.
Everytime, I think "i`ll spend it on something, I change my mind so it`s been sat there for 2 months :lol: :lol:
Help !!!!
I bought a set of hollow spoke turbo wheels and had them refurbished. Biggest single improvement ever. Transformed the ride & handling and saved about 8kg unpsrung weight at each corner!
Has anyone tried the Sports Exhausts off Ebay ?? Seem relatively cheap in comparison. Obviously not switched and I don`t want to end up with something that drones all the time.
I went for for Agency Power muffler system - really good value at £430 (not sure if this was a lucky one off or an item they stock) and fitted for just over £100 locally.
Very impressed with the quality, performance and the noise - no drone at all...
What's most important to you?...
Handling? In which case uprate your suspension.
Exterior Looks? Alloys or aerokit
Interior looks? Carbon / aluminium pack
Convenience? Sat nav / cruise control / upgrade hi-fi
Sound? PSE
If you need new tyres, you could probably get a wheel & tyre package somewhere for £1500.
If you haven't done it already, have a look at the Porsche Tequipment on the website for a few ideas...
You could easily spend £1500 on the fitted aluminium luggage! :wink:
