Cupholder- Revised Edition
 

Due to some concerns of drinks being spilled over rough roads or off road excurisions the revised design has incorperated some special components from Keebler Racing. The fully adjustable coil over shocks provide for a very safe and secure drink platform and can be corner balanced for driver preferances. The coil over option is by special order only.
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Jerry,
I just PM'd you my credit card info.

JG

Looks like Boge's. Ya got a Bilstein option? :D

You are one twisted individual.

I love it.

Scott

LOL Sell the idea to Bilstein, help them make a profit this year.

How did you DO that? LOL!

Coilovers. :rolleyes: I would never buy that piece of cr@p w/ coilovers.

Come on, a 911 cupholder should have torsion bars. You call this engineering creativity?

LOL, seriously that’s awesome that you can make jokes about all the crap you get around here. Keep the ideas flowing and good luck to you.

Yeah, I bet that puppy could handle some g-forces without spilling a drop with it's swing and self leveling capabilities.

Maybe put it to the acid test (if you dare) take your wife out for dinner and tell her how great she looks in that white dress, then pop a starbucks in the holder and go full speed accross a railway crossing...

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I like it!

Would ya make one for my wifes bimmer? (cig lighter on bottom) The BMW cupholders are worthless!

That did wonders for an otherwise dull cup holder, We like stuff with moving parts.
Maybe a couple of mini Fuchs with SO3's to hold the cup tight too? :D

That is indeed, the ultimate comeback...

-Wayne

Could that possibly be polished out by Al Reed? I don't like the black finish.

Jerry, way to show your humorous side... :D nice!

Souk told me about this the other day... ...and I thought (largely to myself) As long as it's plugged into the Cig lighter, why not use that power for some sort of warmer as well? :D

Better than struts, can you perhaps incorporate one of those miniature gyro's (from model helicopters) so that the thing is auto leveling?

Re: Cupholder- Revised Edition
 

Fantastic

My car has Konis will this cup holder work with it, or do I have to get a conversion kit?

Seriously have you test driven this thing with a full drink?

Jerry: Glad to see you've got a sense of humor about the cupholder. Touche!

I'm Speechless..

That is indeed the Ultimate comeback.
:D :D :D :D

Chuck

thanks for the laugh...that was hilarious!

Will you come out with a turbo model?...to keep our drinks mixed.

I am sorry, but the coil over option is back ordered untill Feb., 2006. It seems the elves at Keebler Racings fat little fingers can only make a few coil overs like this a year. But they do expect to move into a larger tree trunk for more room to expand thier production.
Jerry

Great! It'll keep my beer from spilling while I'm runnin' from Smokey!

Since the older 911s don't have a keg holder built into the front trunk (like the Boxster & 996), the proper way to carry beer is in one of those trail runner sport pouches. You hang it from the passenger seat and run the tube directly into your mouth. Another advantage is that you can fill it directly from your brew pubs cask pumped spigot, since beer should never be put into a bottle.

Jerry my coworkers want to know what is so d!@# funny. I am glad to see that the six pages of slagging you took for the cup holder (which I admit I piled on too) didn't keep you down.

I'll take one with adjustable konis.

To answer a few questions, yes it has been tested-2lbs of ballast added for over 2 months of driving without a single case of seperation from the mount. One of the reasons its mounted in the lighter port is get it as close to the center of the car as possible where there is less movement of the car ,the other is to use an exisiting mounting place without drilling holes and such.Athought was given to making it out of aluminum and having it polished but that would have added to the cost and who wants something else to polish.
Jerry