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2007 Porsche Cayman S Hatchback 2-door 3.4l on 2040-cars

Year:2007 Mileage:70750 Color: Manufacturer
Location:

New Kensington, Pennsylvania, United States

New Kensington, Pennsylvania, United States
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FOR SALE - 2007 Cayman S - Complete engine, new clutch, new dual-mass flywheel, engine accessories, with Porsche warranty until August 1, 2014.  Only 22,171 miles on new full engine. Four brand-new Michelin Pilot Super Sports. Ready for the track or super strong on the roads. 70,700 miles on chassis. Never crashed. All maintenance records.

1) VIN: WPOAB29867U783458
2) 3.4 liter with 6-speed manual
3) Arctic Silver Metallic/X1
4) Black Interior

Optional Porsche Equipment

1) Bi-Xenon Headlight Package
2) Sport Chrono Package
3) Floor Mats Interior Color
4) Automatic Climate Control
5) Heated Front Seats
6) Bose Surround Sound System
7) Leather Sport Seats
8) Porsche Active Suspension Management (PASM)
9) Preferred Package
10) Thicker Steering Wheel-Leather
11) Self-Dim Mirrors & Rain Sensor
12) Wheel Caps with Colored Crest
13) Sport Shifter
14) Headlight Cleaner Cover Exterior Color

Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP): USD $69,120.00

Additional modifications:
  • Porsche Refurbished Engine; full long block with all new accessories (new power steering and water pump, A/C compressor, intake, exhaust, coil packs and etc.). Complete with new OE clutch and new OE dual-mass flywheel. Installed at 48,529 miles on chassis. Unlimited milage warranty on everything listed, expires on August 1, 2014
  • $1,890 - Custom cat-back exhaust; the images are of my custom exhaust system; this is the best sounding straight-thru exhaust system I've heard yet for the CS.  The Zoomers vortex generating technology (see  www.ZoomersExhaust.com) promises to make slightly more low RPM torque due to increased back pressure at lower RPMs.  Then as the RPMs climb, the vortex develops a vacuum to create scavenging and improved flow. The mufflers are off-the-shelf items from  www.ZoomersExhaust.com; the main runners are manufactured by  www.supersprintna.com. I retained the perfectly engineered OEM transverse suspension type muffler support and RSS created the interface to the Zoomers cans with custom brackets.  I replaced the OEM rear T-merge pipe with a scavenging Y-merge pipe and used OEM Cayman (full flowing non-S version vs. the restrictive S version) tips secured with the OEM clamps using new stainless steel washers and nuts.  See YouTube video, here:
  • $1230 - TPC Pro Race sway bars (front and rear) requires either TPC’s noisy front links or the quiet ones from Anze…see below; installed at 36,000 miles
  • $295 - Anze Suspension front sway bar links; www.AnzeSuspension.com; installed at 36,000 miles
  • $3,023 - Bilstein Damptronic Coil-overs with PASM interface; 285# linear front springs (vs. OEM 200# progressive); 370# progressive rear springs (vs. OEM 250# progressive); installed at 38,000 miles
  • $1,150 - IPD Race Plenum with 82mm throttle body (compared to 76mm stock)
  • $62 - Under-drive pulley reduces parasitic drag by 20% freeing up about 5 H.P.  Don't forget to change your accessory belt to a shorter length belt, 2082 mm (31mm shorter than stock) seems to be the best length based on the calculation of the pulley circumferences. For your reference this Gates belt is #K060820
  • $28 - Gates K060820 Multi V-groove serpentine belt (spare)
  • De-snorked intake; follow the directions on the Cayman Club at http://www.caymanclub.net/reviews/showproduct.php?product=29&cat=4 however it is best if you also remove the snorkel tube located behind the part that is retained and has the screen added.
  • $327 - Evolution Motor Sports Intake and Air Filter, see http://www.caymanclub.net/reviews/showproduct.php?product=11&cat=4 
  • $54 - Battery Life-Saver; see http://www.batterylifesaver.com/ . Keeps your battery like new for about ten years (otherwise you battery dies a slow death every day due to the endless cycle of sulfate build up)
  • $262 - Odyssey battery 
  • $1,915 - GiroDisc oversized rotors
  • $210 - H&R Wheel Spacers; 7mm front and 15 mm rear
  • $397 - Pagid brake pads: Front - U2405 "S" compound; Rear - U2406 "S" compound
  • $148 - Goodridge stainless braided brake hoses
  • $250 - LN Engineering in-line power-steering cooler
  • $356 - LN Engineering 160 degree thermostat
  • $141 - LN Engineering Spin-On Oil Filter Adapter
  • $26 - LN Engineering magnetic drain plug
  • $61 - FilterMag oil filter magnet 
  • $349 - LED Spars with Radiator Guards; see www.planet-9.com/classifieds.php 
  • $285 XM radio in my glovebox, equipped with an infrared receiver/repeater so that you can control the XM unit via a remote control (see attached pictures), with In-Home XM play-box
  • $768 - Porsche Aero-Kit front splitter
  • $514 - Tikore titanium lug-bolts
  • $108 - Ultimate Pedals heel-and-toe accelerator pedal
  • $230 - Automotion Halon fire extinguisher and floor-mount bracket
  • $84 - Hella Twin Supertone horns
  • $30 - 3100 lumen high beams (vs. OE 1344 lumen)
  • $26 - diadem coated turn-signal lamps (clear w/ blue tint)
  • $56 - XPEL headlight protection
  • $181 - Porsche front trunk liner
  • $54 - Porsche umbrella (passengers side)
  • $300 - MADICO MAC6000 ceramic window tint (61% light transmission; 40% solar energy rejection)
  • $131 - Porsche floor mats
  • $60 - 2nd Cargo Net
  • $46 - Porsche clear front marking lights
  • $36 - stainless steel license plate frame
  • $145 - Dynamat Xtreme engine compartment soundproofing
  • $900 - 2007 Cayman S OE wheels
  • $349 - Cayman LED Spars with Radiator Guards
Total value: $85,248.00

Please don't hesitate to contact me with any questions or to schedule a visit.

Thank you!

Joe
Cell: 412-480-6250



On May-25-14 at 21:16:40 PDT, seller added the following information:

When the car was delivered new, I installed XPEL clear bra on the following areas:

1) Entire front bumper cover
2) Entire front hood
3) Entire front left and right fender
4) Entire roof
5) Right and left rear-view mirrors

The bra was showing signs of age and was just removed a few days ago. All of these surfaces look like brand new!



On May-25-14 at 22:34:44 PDT, seller added the following information:

Listen to the resonance-free high performance exhaust system:


 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nnGPYlpEmFU

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