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parts needed, where to buy.. breakers?.. reccomendations?

nick9one1

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Hey,

Now we're in the new year I've got a few projects I want to get out of the way...

Seats.
My driver seats are worn and would like to replace/recover them. Budget is about £200. I could get some replacement vinyl covers on ebay for around that price and have heard good things about them. The other option is to buy a good condition passenger porsche script seat and swap the cover to the driver side. - Anyone got one for sale!?
- Any other recommendations/ideas for seat covers?

Boot blind.
I currently don't have a boot blind and understand it is different to the standard as I have split folding rear seats. - is this right?

Heater control pannel.
the plastic fascia is cracked and the air recirculation button is chipped/worn. The controls work fine, so could buy a broken one in good aesthetic condition to repair. - Any that are in good condition for sale?

Rear drivers suspension sagging.
My torsion bar seems to be sagging. I have read its fairly common on the S2 and requires removing the torsion bar and rotating. Its roughly 1" lower on drivers side rear, how many splines do I need to rotate it by?

 
The backs are interchangeable so just swap between the 2 if you manage to find one. What colour of interior is it taht you have?
I have several knackered heater panels, does your car have AC?
You don't really want to start re-indexing one side I would have thought. Re-indexing will probably need the suspension dropped slightly which is a bit of a job. Get the car corner weighed, that will tell you how bad it is,
Alasdair
 
Talk to Alsitair first. Then try the breakers, everyone on here will have their favourite and you will get 200 different opinions.I like prestige in leeds also dont go past the dealer always ask them first as sometimes they can be cheaper for new than a breaker for second hand.Also get your car re indexed by someone who knows what they are doing.It's not hard to do it right but it's very easy to make a complete holicks of it.
 
Hi

Give us a try at Pieperformance we are always breaking 944's and have an extensive parts stock.

www.pieperformance.co.uk

Regards

Craig
 

ORIGINAL: secker152

Hi

Give us a try at Pieperformance we are always breaking 944's and have an extensive parts stock.

www.pieperformance.co.uk

Regards

Craig

Do you have any cars with bridge spoilers breaking ?
 
I've just seen a couple of very good condition 996 seats for less than £200 in black leater. Has anyone tried fitting these to the 944?
 

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