i run 19x11" front and 19x12" rear wheels, front rubbing is minimal and rear rubbing is an issue at fully compressed suspension. i've also done autocross and with the factory alignment, i am only 1 to 3 seconds slower than Porsche 911 GT3RSes
it looks like those intermediate intake passageways are actually different. i cannot comment on fitment, though. here are the part numbers.
left: PR3Z-8311-G
right: PR3Z-8310-K
i quite like it, especially when the lock sensor on the door handle decides to not cooperate. only time i press lock on the keyfob is when im manually doing a remote start
for anyone still following this thread in hopes of being able to get these sequential tail lights: the cause has likely been found. job 2 seems to have a different connector with different wires. this is not a software thing, BCMB thing, or anything easy. this is a hardware thing and to get it...
looks nice apart from the dealer sticker on the back. its not quite fully loaded, missing the carbon fiber wheels. that would bring it to an extreme $97,000, which is $2,700 less than a Porsche 718 Cayman GTS 4.0
actually, i just saw that you mentioned you found it in the spreadsheet. that should be the correct option to change, as "SST" is short for "Select Shift Transmission"
that might be your problem. i am not sure where, but i bet in the IPC somewhere there is a setting to change the "L" to "M", and things might work properly after that
i recommend going for the slotted only versions. in theory, drilled rotors can crack, requiring immediate replacement. slotted rotors dont have that risk, but still have improved visuals. doing some surface-level searching also says that drilled rotors could technically fade faster due to...