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[Jeff_DML]

Originally Posted by JST

.. And anyway, if you only have two seats you should really save some weight and get a Cayman.

and some money

[SCA]

Pics… delete vs rear seats.

Originally Posted by JST

I vote keep, too—agree that the car looks sort of odd without the seats. And anyway, if you only have two seats you should really save some weight and get a Cayman.

Originally Posted by Jeff_DML

and some money

Agreed.

[SCA]

Current build sheet below. Smoking Package might come off. I am not a smoker, but I have been informed via my SA that the ashtray/cup makes a good change holder. If you buy it after the fact from Suncoast you are going to pay nearly $90 for it. I may or may not add the Porsche crest armrest or the ‘Bespoke Logo on Center Console Lid’ with the 911 Carrera T logo. Both might be a bit much with 911 stitched in black in the head rest as standard.

Edit: I would like something subtle to differentiate mine from the other Shark Blue T currently in town. So far that is only the aluminum pedals and the silver grey belts. I could do the RS wheels, which I do like, but truthfully I do not want to clean them. They also take the clean exterior design of the 992 and make it look rather busy.

[wdc330i]

Originally Posted by SCA

Current build sheet below. Smoking Package might come off. I am not a smoker, but I have been informed via my SA that the ashtray/cup makes a good change holder. If you buy it after the fact from Suncoast you are going to pay nearly $90 for it. I may or may not add the Porsche crest armrest or the ‘Bespoke Armrest’ with the 911 Carrera T logo. Both might be a bit much with 911 stitched in black in the head rest as standard.

Dealers always add the smoking package. I imagine it's for a reason--and yes, I think it adds just a tad of usable storage to an otherwise spartan interior. We had it in the Boxster.

[JST]

At least on the Boxster it also adds another power point; not sure about the 911. Plus it gives the console a more finished look. I’ve never used it but don’t regret getting it.

[SCA]

Originally Posted by JST

At least on the Boxster it also adds another power point; not sure about the 911. Plus it gives the console a more finished look. I’ve never used it but don’t regret getting it.

Unfortunately, no additional power point on the 992.

[wdc330i]

Originally Posted by JST

At least on the Boxster it also adds another power point; not sure about the 911. Plus it gives the console a more finished look. I’ve never used it but don’t regret getting it.

That must be why. I did not drive the Boxster much, so a bit vague on features. I preferred the ease and relatively languid experience of driving my 2. Also, visibility was so much better.

[lemming]

Originally Posted by SCA

Pics… delete vs rear seats.









Agreed.

Thanks —I love having the seats. And then being able to flip them down to form a nice shelf behind the rear seats —the added “weight” is offset by you choosing 4 way seats versus the 18 way seats, IMHO.

[SCA]

Originally Posted by lemming

Thanks —I love having the seats. And then being able to flip them down to form a nice shelf behind the rear seats —the added “weight” is offset by you choosing 4 way seats versus the 18 way seats, IMHO.

18 ways seem like an overkill to me. I always had better luck finding a comfortable seating position with manual seats versus electric. It is unfortunate that the 4 way seats are not fully manual.

[Alan]

Originally Posted by SCA

18 ways seem like an overkill to me. I always had better luck finding a comfortable seating position with manual seats versus electric. It is unfortunate that the 4 way seats are not fully manual.

Seats are really subjective, I find the 18 ways uncomfortable being they are tight around the shoulders, I find the 14 way seats the best at least for me.