+1 on the lights?

Best for long distance is the foot massaging pedals (you have to drive barefoot to really appreciate)

For top down driving, the Toupee securing head screws

I do like the subtle exhaust note from the cat delete pipes

This would be my favourite modhttp://986forum.com/forums/uploads02...1537280809.jpg

Yes undoubtedly, bigger pistons




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Handling
 

For me, after 10 years of driving my S 987.1 the best two (most noticeable) mods were:

In chronological order
1) Adjustable coilovers (compression/rebound)
2) OS Giken LSD

The coilovers are amazing as you can lower the car without getting stiffer ride for the street and the LSD transforms the car completely.

Now that I no longer have the 987.1 these are my goals for the 981, so all I need to is start eating ramen noodles every day and start saving.. :p

PS: The 3.8 LN Nickies & pistons were next on the 987.1 list, but somehow my destiny changed..

Thanks.
I built them using Fred's bi-xenon projectors. They are dual projector (main is bi-xenon HID, smaller is LED) with CCFL DRLs. ;)

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Function: 9x7 short shifter
Form: Fred’s bixenon headlight conversion. And I rarely drive the car at night...

How was this done?

I make these. Daytime running lights and turn signals are under clear widow in covers
If interested PM me. Thankshttp://986forum.com/forums/uploads02...1537737564.jpg

On the earlier models, one of the cheapest mods is modifying the wiring in the fuse panel so the fog lights become daytime running lights. All it costs is a couple of pieces of wire and a connector, , which is essentially free if you have it lying around. But its a good idea to replace the fog bulbs with cheapo Chinese LEDs so you dont burn the inside of the very expensive headlights.

Total cost around $20.

I also have a plainer version.😉 http://986forum.com/forums/uploads02...1537752175.jpg