Porsche Cayenne: Luxury Meets Off-road 10 Minute Build

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  • Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
  • 2006 Porsche Cayenne with just over 150k miles
    -Engine Oil and Filter
    -Rear Differential Fluid
    -Transfer Case Fluid
    -Front Differential Fluid
    -Transmission Fluid
    -Battery
    -.5in Subframe Drop Front and Rear
    -2.5in EuroWise lift Kit
    -New Struts/Springs
    -Lower Controls in the rear
    -EuroWise Winch Plate
    -Badlands 12k Winch
    -OEM wheels w/ Nitto Tires
    -5mm Spacers
    -Clear Side Markers
    -Removed Side Skirts w/ Paint
    -Xtron Android Headunit
    -Custom Skidplate

Комментарии • 95

  • @372122
    @372122 2 года назад +30

    Nice! wanting to do all of this. Just bought a 04 turbo for my son and looking for one for me so we can do a father/son build...thanks for the ideas!

  • @patrickbrass7809
    @patrickbrass7809 Год назад +13

    Well done!!!!! Love it! These are already immensely capable off road just plain stock. The mods are reasonable, not crazy looking, and just increased its off-road performance 10 fold! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

  • @michaelfreund
    @michaelfreund 6 месяцев назад +1

    Excellent!! Thanks for not speaking. A joy to watch.

  • @stuartbarrow666
    @stuartbarrow666 Год назад +2

    A Great No Bullshit Video a Pleasure to watch you working..

  • @ChooliYip
    @ChooliYip 2 года назад +6

    Fantastic details of the off-road build! Even someone who just wants to keep this model year as daily drive should do some of these build.

  • @dcwebb1
    @dcwebb1 Год назад +5

    Wish you could post more detailed info on this car and build. MANY Cayenne owners are considering these mods! Nice job and hope you post more content on it.

    • @autolapse3693
      @autolapse3693  Год назад +6

      I plan on it! It’s not my personal car and I didn’t have the time to go super detailed on this video. But I’ll have it back in my shop soon and try to do a more detailed video. I appreciate it!

  • @autotino8738
    @autotino8738 2 года назад +6

    Wow it turned out really good!
    Im looking forward to buy one too
    Peace

  • @TheMarcosdeo
    @TheMarcosdeo 2 месяца назад

    Beautiful

  • @ivanbayarri2807
    @ivanbayarri2807 Год назад +1

    Very good after doing the sprinter van this will be the next one.
    Maybe new paint job and a roofrack will finish the job
    Good job

  • @mrman880
    @mrman880 Год назад

    Very clean build there

  • @seanscott7120
    @seanscott7120 Год назад

    Well done and great fab work. I had a 2009 M/T no lift but ran 265/65 tires on it. Such a great rig.

  • @chasedireito9621
    @chasedireito9621 Год назад

    New dream build

  • @feelingcreative9525
    @feelingcreative9525 Год назад +1

    Great build. Looking to get a 2011 Turbo and I would to do a 2-3 inch lift. This video is super helpful. Thank you for sharing.

  • @ShivanandSwamiVlogs
    @ShivanandSwamiVlogs Год назад +1

    Fantastic Build🤗

  • @ranger1752
    @ranger1752 Год назад

    Wow! Unbelievable work!

  • @danstennis1817
    @danstennis1817 Год назад

    It looks so mean! Great video!

  • @08mcgregory
    @08mcgregory 2 года назад +1

    Incredible, Love it!

  • @MrWIB
    @MrWIB Год назад

    Nice build 👍

  • @adventurouscampers
    @adventurouscampers Год назад

    VERY NICE !!!!!! GOOD JOB !!!!!!!!!!

  • @SkywalkerPaul
    @SkywalkerPaul Год назад +3

    Funny thing is here in Germany we don't use old Cayennes for Offroading. We use range rover and G class

    • @Jpulido91
      @Jpulido91 9 месяцев назад

      These cayennes are cheaper to start with than a G wagon.
      I own one of the new broncos and i can build one of these a lot cheaper. G wagons are amazing! Maybe I will get one in the future!

  • @mosesmanaka8109
    @mosesmanaka8109 Год назад

    Great video, well done. 👊🏿👍🏿

  • @that957
    @that957 2 года назад

    Nicely done! 👏

  • @jagdeepsharma8170
    @jagdeepsharma8170 2 года назад

    i wish you were in Toronto :) I have 2008 with just 110K miles on it and would have loved to do the same upgrade.

  • @kylechetram915
    @kylechetram915 2 года назад +4

    how much did all this cost?

  • @Dggb2345
    @Dggb2345 Год назад

    Clean

  • @johop1496
    @johop1496 2 года назад +1

    wow 👍👍👍

  • @tk-su2qr
    @tk-su2qr Год назад

    Nice

  • @Moazmishariff
    @Moazmishariff Год назад

    nice man

  • @GenoFoster
    @GenoFoster 2 года назад

    That was satisfying haha

  • @VersaceRedneck
    @VersaceRedneck 2 года назад +3

    Perfect job !! You did everything that I want to do. What stereo did you use?

    • @autolapse3693
      @autolapse3693  2 года назад

      Thanks appreciate it! It’s the Xtrons headunit

  • @chadbyrd4895
    @chadbyrd4895 2 года назад

    NICE!!

  • @christiancaspelherr8911
    @christiancaspelherr8911 Год назад +1

    How much did the parts costs together?

  • @defnotteek
    @defnotteek 2 года назад +1

    Looks awesome man. I'm thinking about picking up a cayenne soon. Not sure if I want the NA V8 or just grab a base with the VR6 (bc VW exp). I don't plan on hauling just overland fun

    • @autolapse3693
      @autolapse3693  2 года назад +2

      From my reading, the vr6 and na v8 seem to have the similar amount of problems. I was throughly impressed with the amount of power out of this v8. Like you I don’t think I would spring for the turbo model though, just more to go wrong

    • @defnotteek
      @defnotteek 2 года назад +1

      @@autolapse3693 I'd be more comfortable with the VR6 just since I know it better after working on VWs but I'm pretty sure MPG is about the same for the V8 amd that sound with just the muffler bypass is awesome. Definitely not too keen on a bigger engine with more spinny bits lol

    • @autolapse3693
      @autolapse3693  2 года назад +1

      @@defnotteek muffler bypass is definitely on the list of things to do. Mpg is roughly 12-13 😅

    • @defnotteek
      @defnotteek 2 года назад

      @@autolapse3693 that beats my GTI rn 🤣 good thing I don't need to commute for work anymore

    • @defnotteek
      @defnotteek Год назад +2

      @@autolapse3693 Update, I got a t3 TDI Touareg! installing the lift here in a second. Had some aftermarket 17x8s with 265/70 wildpeaks at3w's thrown on. Running about ET25. looks mean and rubs a little bit.

  • @HappyFish50
    @HappyFish50 Год назад

    955 is the best platform period...

  • @spacewizard69
    @spacewizard69 11 месяцев назад

    awesome ! now can you do mine?

  • @octaviolazo7948
    @octaviolazo7948 2 года назад +1

    Great job. Where did you get the winch holder?

  • @Wanderer25
    @Wanderer25 Год назад +1

    Nice build. Does it have the rear diff lock option? What made you choose the spring suspension over airbags?

    • @autolapse3693
      @autolapse3693  Год назад +2

      It does have the diff lock. It came without air suspension so adding it wasn’t the move. And honestly if it had air struts I may have still replaced them with the springs for simplicity and cost

  • @blairwhiteford9925
    @blairwhiteford9925 11 месяцев назад

    Great job!! Also did you replace the struts because they were shot or you just wanted a better ride? Thanks

    • @autolapse3693
      @autolapse3693  11 месяцев назад

      Thanks! They were replaced just due to age and high mileage. The quick struts are rather affordable so that’s what we went with

  • @tomc8115
    @tomc8115 2 года назад +2

    Hi. Great video. Am new to offroading. Have a 2018 Cayenne Platinum Edition. What is the advantage of combining the 1/2 inch frame drop with the 2.5 inch lift? Thank you.

    • @autolapse3693
      @autolapse3693  2 года назад +5

      The idea is to keep the working angles of the suspension and drive lines closer to stock. I don’t think it was 100% necessary but avoiding more extreme drive shaft angles does sound like a decent idea.

  • @jagpilotohio
    @jagpilotohio 11 месяцев назад

    Smoked led taillights are definitely needed. Those giant red things are hideous. The First thing I bought when I got my Turbo S 10 years ago.

  • @andrewkazemian8384
    @andrewkazemian8384 2 года назад +1

    what entertainment unit did you install? It looked awesome.

  • @Dge_Dge
    @Dge_Dge Год назад +1

    Hi good job on this 955. The tires size are 275/65R18 ?

  • @der_maschinenraum1066
    @der_maschinenraum1066 Год назад

    Great job! What chassis and tyres did you use?

  • @chriscunningham8453
    @chriscunningham8453 Год назад

    Nice job! What’s the rear tow point? Class 3 hitch would fit the bill.

  • @flypawels
    @flypawels 4 месяца назад

    👍

  • @DM007x
    @DM007x 2 года назад +1

    Man, Cool Video! Is this one yours?

    • @autolapse3693
      @autolapse3693  2 года назад

      This is one I put together for a friend, but I’d like one

    • @DM007x
      @DM007x 2 года назад

      @@autolapse3693 In your opinion, What do you think the biggest downfall is to doing something like this? I grew up a Honda autocross/road race guy so reliability is definitely something I love for sure.. with the 955 it seems like transfer cases coil packs blah blah blah seem to be a common issue but not sure really how common. Figured I'd pick your brain! And thanks as always!

    • @autolapse3693
      @autolapse3693  2 года назад

      @@DM007x definitely have to find one with really good service records. This one has over 150k miles but was maintained at the same dealership it’s whole life. After doing all the preventative work in this video we haven’t had a single issue with it over the last 3k miles. I think having the non turbo version is also a big help with a lot less parts to fail, but main concern would be finding one that is visibility well taken care of

    • @DM007x
      @DM007x 2 года назад

      @@autolapse3693 Very cool.. Definitely appreciate it!

  • @adrianbonilla9998
    @adrianbonilla9998 4 месяца назад

    What size tires?

  • @demmisneves7486
    @demmisneves7486 Год назад

    Where r u from? Suspension 2 or 3 inches lift?

  • @JakubAblewicz
    @JakubAblewicz Год назад +1

    What brand lift kit skid plate and android radio

    • @autolapse3693
      @autolapse3693  Год назад +1

      Xtrons radio, EuroWise lift kit, and the skid plate I designed myself in CAD and had cut out by Sendcutsend.com

  • @jameswang4706
    @jameswang4706 2 года назад

    NIce build, what size tires did you end up putting on there? (And this is a steel spring suspenion , non-air correct)?

    • @autolapse3693
      @autolapse3693  2 года назад +2

      These are a 275/65/18 and yeah it was non air suspension

  • @Nsane211
    @Nsane211 2 года назад

    SICC. What type and size tire did you use?

  • @user-xq2ub5tk4b
    @user-xq2ub5tk4b Год назад

    Класс 👍

  • @jackgreener2864
    @jackgreener2864 Год назад

    what was your total cost for the build?

  • @alainm.3378
    @alainm.3378 Год назад +2

    What is the fluid changed at 02:10?

  • @E70dino
    @E70dino 2 года назад

    Woww

  • @Zionfarm
    @Zionfarm 2 года назад

    Can you share a link where you got the pump you used to change to diff/Tranny oils please?

    • @autolapse3693
      @autolapse3693  2 года назад +1

      Mityvac MVA6851 Fluid Extractor, Syringe Action to Extract and Dispense Fluids Into or Out of Small Reservoirs Including Master Cylinder, Transaxles and Power Steering and Coolant Reservoirs a.co/d/8Uy4Zua

  • @JasonBedient
    @JasonBedient 9 месяцев назад

    what size tire are these?

  • @dandewar8403
    @dandewar8403 2 года назад

    What stereo is that, finding it hard to find a different stereo that isn’t a cheap Chinese made eBay one so not sure on the quality and if it works with the steering wheel controls??

    • @autolapse3693
      @autolapse3693  2 года назад +2

      This was the Xtrons Andriod based touch screen unit. Basically just a Tablet running headunit functions. Install was easy on this one, no instructions but if you’ve installed a couple it’s kinda straight forward. Needed an antenna adaptor which wasn’t included, but functionally wise it works pretty well. Bluetooth hooks right up and radio works as it should along with the steering wheel controls. It looks 10x better hands down, but has a long boot up time and isn’t super super smooth but that’s just kinda what you get with headunits like this

    • @MWise-kq3jy
      @MWise-kq3jy 2 года назад +1

      @@autolapse3693 Did you have to use any kind of adapter module to connect the head unit? Did your Cayenne have the Bose system?

    • @autolapse3693
      @autolapse3693  2 года назад +2

      @@MWise-kq3jy nope the unit came with two different adaptors which one of worked perfect. This one does have the Bose system which I didn’t touch and operates normally. The only adaptor I needed was a single to double fakra antenna cable. The cayenne has two antenna connections and the headunit only has one. Without both plugged in you won’t have sound output

  • @PTRPerformance
    @PTRPerformance 2 года назад

    Nice. What tires size?

  • @Difigon
    @Difigon Год назад

    Tire size?

  • @ckk100
    @ckk100 2 года назад

    Looks like the camber on the left front wheel is way off (positive). Is that because of the lift? How are you going to fix that. Awesome build, love the build flow.

    • @autolapse3693
      @autolapse3693  2 года назад +3

      The video was taken right after it was pulled off the lift so it wasn’t fully settled yet. But I did an alignment on the vehicle shortly afterwards and all the angles came right into stock spec’s using stock adjustment points front and rear

    • @ckk100
      @ckk100 2 года назад

      @@autolapse3693 so no need for adjustable upper control arms?

  • @BladeBarn
    @BladeBarn Год назад

    how much $?

  • @sebabonhomme3637
    @sebabonhomme3637 Год назад

    👌👍😉

  • @veeme96
    @veeme96 Год назад

    One thing missed: toyota twin turbo motor swap :P as originals poor reliable ones ;)

  • @anonymousonlineuser6543
    @anonymousonlineuser6543 Год назад +1

    Radiator will get less air on the turbo boosted engine = me thinks not good idea.

    • @autolapse3693
      @autolapse3693  Год назад +1

      This one’s non turbo. A few thousand trouble free miles so far