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Mods on 987 gen.2 Cayman what to do next ?

crafty72

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An internet search on ‘Cayman modding upgrades’ throws up quite a few posts over the years, I am a bit late to the party but my car is gen 2 2009 manual S and I’ve got the modding bug bad on this one.

So this is to be a semi focused drivers car for weekends, road trips and say max 4 track days per year, it’s already on 62,000 miles and I intend to keep it a long while and make it my spec. So far I have fitted as follows:

GT3 MC and braided lines with GT3 brake ducts
Carnewal exhaust
Desnork Mod
Ohlins R+T Coilovers and setup by CG
Sprintbooster (as no sport Chrono)
17inch road wheels, 19’s for the track with 8mm spacers

Ready to be fitted :
Function First orange engine mount and semi-semi solid gearbox mounts
Brembo sport HP2000 pads all round (not keen on the cost of the Pagids as consumable so trying these first)

Next on my list are tyres (Michelin Cup 2’s or PS4S tyres for the 19’s) after that in no real particular order are :
Short shift
Wavetrac LSD and fit switchable PSM completely off via yaw control
Adjustable lower control arms for increased negative camber
200 cell cats
Recaro Pole position driver seat and harness + bar

Other engine mods I’m ruling out for now on cost versus reward basis, or am I missing something ? Brakes I am happy with for now but I know for track I may have to go to Pagids and/or Girodiscs one day.

So thoughts please from those who may have done similar or who want to chip in, my question is what am I going to get the most from ? Realistically I am only going to be able to do 1 or 2 of these in the next 12 months, I am currently leaning towards short shift and Wavetrac with Psm off switch fitted.
 
I've used the HP2000 pads. They work well but only last half as long as Pagid RS29s so you don't actually save anything. The RS29s are also significantly better for track work. However they squeal like a pig when used on the road whereas the HP2000s are quiet.

 
Thanks chaps. Cup 2's it will be.

Ref pads, buy cheap(er) buy twice I guess, may have to rethink this despite the noise issues.

 

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