Recent content by Magoo

Forest Service says fire ban starts next week. Can anyone at the lake advise if the campground will allow fires??

Sounds like there are lots of different reasons to carry one or the other depending on individual use, but no one reason why not to go with one particular size. I guess for me I am going to stick with the 48" - works for the use and by splitting the tool apart I was able to store most of the...

I looked a bit and used the search engine and nothing came up. It would be great if the thread was found.

Just purchased a 48" extreme Hi-Lift only to have the guy that sold it to me says he had a 48" but had burned up most the travel before the wheels got off the ground so he switched to a 60". His Chevy was lifted farther than my Durango will ever be. Plan on using it for a recovery situation...

The doc is at RennTech.org, but you have to join (free) but contribute (min. $25) to view Porsche Technical Service Bulletins. I did contribute and have access to it, but they won't let you copy it. If you took the time to re-write it you would have it, otherwise you have to download everytime...

Second battery as option from factory in rear cargo area. 2 tons airborne

I have 2 PDF docs for you all that contain all part#s for the Cayenne - can't get them anymore. They are for the first generation only MY03-10. I don't know how to shrink them to upload here - one is over 7MBs. If someone knows how I can email them the docs and then they can upload or make a...

I've been looking into the Cayenne for a few years now, so I have enough info to keep this thread going for awhile if there are those that are interested. Data has been collected, but it isn't all put together yet. Maybe we can work together to figure it out. For the tire carrier - 1st...

not sure about the pastry warmer, but you can divert cool air to said glove box to keep your drink cool..

Wow!! A Cayenne thread on the EXPO - I guess I've been away for awhile. I started looking into the Cayenne back in 2008 around the same time I was turned on to "overlanding". One of the first things that was mentioned here was that there was no "perfect" vehicle for what we do. It all comes...

Thanks dirty bakers. I don't want to seal it up, just looking to "bed" the rack base. The verticle side of the base will be metal plate on edge, so I need something to act as a barrier where it meets the roof. I try Space Age. I guess they're a paint store - website wouldn't go throug, I'll...

Working on base for roof rack. I have the sides of the rack custom fit to the shape of the roof to be on top/inside of the plastic skid strips. Each side will be bolted down to each existing skid strip mounting location (not shown in pics). There will be no rails. Does anyone know where I can...

team spirit on the way !!!

is it worth it? I'm working on a roll cage for a Porsche Cayenne that will be used for rally racing and adventure travel. Fab guy wants $2700-4000. Some concerns are building something strong enough for the weight of the vehicle, interior and wiring conflicts and the fact that the tubing will...