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Have you tried changing the tire type in the TPMS so that it knows it needs to pair again? Curious if that works for you. I expected that to work to pair to the new TPMS in the new wheels I put on, but it didn’t work. Online it appeared the facelift used the same TPMS sensors as J1 - but a...

Thanks! I strongly suspect it would have been fine on stock wheels - both because of the J1 Turbo S performance kit with the same (at least nominal) tire size, and because the offsets are so close to stock - especially in front where it’s only 2mm in front. If you try Panamera tires on stock...

I think that is the normal ride height.

I found very little online, so when I had the opportunity I measured for myself. To the nearest pound, because I was using a house scale and had to stabilize the wheel+tire which may have influenced things a bit Front (21x9.5) wheel plus 265/35 P Zero R Tire was very close to new, weight...

I installed the Panamera spec 21 inch PS4AS on my Taycan TurboGT - just couldn’t stand the prospect of running either the Continental or Goodyear all seasons in the stock sizes on that car. I mounted them on BBS FI-R wheels designed for the Taycan - which I love. The front wheels were 58 offset...

If Porsche hadn’t offered that size, and used it for the Turbo S Nurburgring lap record, I would be more worried but happy to report back. Fwiw I think the M01 275/35 and 315/30 are very reasonable/should work fine and I might have ordered them if I wasn’t planning on a Tahoe trip over...

I ordered the ND0 275/35 front and 325/30 rear - Panamera tires. Sizes differ slightly more from stock but there was a Taycan Turbo S performance kit they sold in Germany with that tire size so it should fit. I also wanted matching front and rear, and the ND0 was a plus since the Panamera is...

Same. I think you have to order the Trofeo RS specifically or you get P Zero R (the more practical and likely more popular choice. I didn’t see an option in the configurator for the Trofeo RS, perhaps it’s low enough volume that is handled offline somehow?

Two thoughts: 1. I think the race tex headliner is a huge upgrade over the standard cloth. Probably not worth it if you did the glass roof but with the (very sleek / double bubble) metal roof I would seriously consider it. 2. When you add the third seat in back the outboard back seats change to...

Oh misread sorry retract. Think so but not certain.

Ooh, I might have been tempted by a buildable allocation! But I found one in Austin that was close enough to what I would have done that I grabbed it. My wire should hit their bank Tuesday and the car should be on its way to me shortly thereafter. Excited / will post impressions once I have...

Oh, i don’t think any of the launch cars Turbos have active ride :( I hadn’t gotten that far down the spec sheet myself. If the Turbo GT was too fast I bet you might also like a 4S - the gap between the Turbo and Turbo GT isn’t that great. It’s only 80HP / about 10% if you don’t use attack...

Btw if you like the massage seats and the Turbo GT was too much power the launch cars for the Turbo have the massage seats… I might have gotten one except that I *love* the 18 way seats. Don’t know if you looked that one of those/how close it comes to what you would build.

I looked at that one online and was very tempted, but it has the leather interior without the ventilated seats. I was on the fence between the Turbo GT interior in RaceTex with GT Silver accents which is cool/interesting and getting ventilated seats (available only with leather) which are great...

Get the color and interior you love. Also feels like a better value. Some of the older cars had issues but my wife had a 2020 that was rock solid (just replaced with 2025 for increased range on Tahoe trips). You will get used to the power and come to enjoy it without being intimidated… at...

It’s a cute idea but the calculations you saw are wrong. As TXAG suggests, If your car was a line, you should use the Pythagorean theorem. 195.6 inches squared (or whatever for your exact model) equals the length you have (leave a tiny of buffer!) plus the height squared. Because the car...