Rennline Radio and Hvac delete plates installed

[ivanuf]

Here are some pics of my original radio and hvac delete. I used one plastic plate for the radio and a a second plastic plate glued to the Hvac facia. It was not perfect, but look pretty decent. It was a pain to keep alingning them all the time since the radio plate had a lot of play.





The Rennline parts were as expected, excelent fit and finish and gives the area a clean look. (See attached pics)

[2jmotorsports]

They look nice installed.

Do those have some locating feature on the back side that fits into the radio hole or are they literally $45 laser cut pieces of flat textured plastic?

[175K911]

I've had mine installed for probably 7 or 8 years. Nicely cut pieces of metal that are contoured to fit into the dash recess perfectly. They have studs on the back, held in place with 2 slips each panel, with nuts onto the studs.

[jac1976]

Originally Posted by 175K911

I've had mine installed for probably 7 or 8 years. Nicely cut pieces of metal that are contoured to fit into the dash recess perfectly. They have studs on the back, held in place with 2 slips each panel, with nuts onto the studs.

I thought Rennline just released this product in the past few weeks?

And for the other member, the have locating bolts and are made of aluminum like most of Rennline’s products, if I recall correctly.

[175K911]

Originally Posted by jac1976

I thought Rennline just released this product in the past few weeks?

And for the other member, the have locating bolts and are made of aluminum like most of Rennline’s products, if I recall correctly.

I bought their 964 pieces which worked perfectly. Don’t know why they waited so long to list as SC/ Carrera too.

[ivanuf]

Hi, they are secured in place with 2" tabs and nylon lock nuts.

[JacobS911]

Very nice! I may have to swap out the Porsche one for rennline radio plate as well!

[2jmotorsports]

Very cool. Thanks everyone for confirming the fitment/retaining methods.

[75 911s]

45 dollars. Dang. I might trim my 18$ Porsche plate and call it good.