Every part on my Offroad Porsche Cayenne, and how to build your own.
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- čas přidán 1. 06. 2022
- In this video I talk about all parts I've installed to make my cayenne capable of doing anything and everything that I wanted. I live out of this vehicle full time.
Use code "VAGOFFROAD" on Eurowise.com to save some $ on your purchase.
All Aftermarket products I have installed on my vehicle:
Eurowise 3" spring suspension lift kit: shop.eurowise.com/products/ew...
Eurowise 3" Air suspension lift kit:
shop.eurowise.com/products/ew...
Subframe centering sleeves: front + rear recommended
shop.eurowise.com/products/ew...
Lower control arms with polyurethane bushings:
shop.eurowise.com/products/ew...
Upper control arms with Spherical ball joints:
shop.eurowise.com/products/ew...
Upper control arms with polyurethane bushings:
shop.eurowise.com/products/ew...
Eurowise spherical rear control arms:
shop.eurowise.com/products/ew...
PreKom rear adjustable rubber bushing arms:
prekom.si/porsche-parts/porsch...
Rear toe lockouts, if using spherical or adjustable arms
shop.eurowise.com/products/ew...
Eurowise Tubular front bumper:
shop.eurowise.com/products/ew...
Eurowise Spare tire carrier:
shop.eurowise.com/products/ew...
Eurowise 957 Tubular rear bumper:
shop.eurowise.com/products/ew...
Eurowise 955 Tubular rear bumper
shop.eurowise.com/products/ew...
Eurowise V2 Modular roof rack:
shop.eurowise.com/products/ew...
SherpaEC Modular roof rack:
sherpaequipmentco.com/product...
Frontrunner roof rack:
www.frontrunneroutfitters.com...
Frontrunner 7FT awning:
www.frontrunneroutfitters.com...
Eurowise Cayenne ditch light brackets:
shop.eurowise.com/products/ew...
Eurowise Engine skid:
shop.eurowise.com/products/ew...
Eurowise Trans skid:
shop.eurowise.com/products/ew...
Eurowise Fuel tank skids:
shop.eurowise.com/products/ew...
Eurowise Differential skid:
shop.eurowise.com/products/ew...
Eurowise rear A arm skids:
shop.eurowise.com/products/ew...
Eurowise Sliders for 955 & 957:
shop.eurowise.com/products/ew...
Factor 55 Ultrahook:
shop.eurowise.com/products/fa...
Factor55 Hitchlink:
shop.eurowise.com/products/ew...
Eurowise Driveshaft center bearing support:
shop.eurowise.com/products/ge...
18" Alpha Echo wheels:
shop.eurowise.com/products/ae...
18" Alpha Grenade wheels:
shop.eurowise.com/products/ew...
Warn Evo 10S winch:
www.warn.com/vr-evo-10-s-103253
Garmin Inreach mini 2:
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Garmin Overlander:
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Midland GMRS Radio:
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Trigger 6 wireless controller:
shop.eurowise.com/products/ew...
Trigger 4 wireless controller:
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harry.schoen
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Thank god ! I found your site!!
I just today , trashed a big van idea to go touring in . Then I thought , gotta go with a Jerp? Then again the price for Jeep’s , and interior comfort . No thank you!
So what else ids out there. The Porsche.
So my background is primarily , sailing long distance, bicycle touring.
Last all that changed I fought stage 4 cancer and won. Only problem is the damage done to my body. Primarily, neuropathy below my knees. Sailing and bicycle touring , not now and maybe never again. But I can drive.
I’m 62, and looking forward to living a long life. Thanks for sharing what you have learned. Carl.
You went above and beyond with this video!! Thanks so much for going over your setup and providing links. Have you ever thought of starting a Patreon to help with your adventure?
I absolutely have! I think I’m going to start one within the next month or so! I’ll need it to help support my dream of racing in Baja this year!
One of the best videos I have ever seen on product descriptions and recommendations. Great job!
Thank you for this excellent coverage of your offroad Porsche Cayenne setup! I really appreciate how you took time to explanation *Why* various modifications were made, instead of just listing various parts that you purchased. Also, great job highlighting vendors like EuroWise! I am checking them out now. Be safe, and enjoy the ride!
Thank you so much for the positive words!
Just got my 955 after building a lifted Subaru and watching your videos love your build thanks for the info one love
This video is by far the best I’ve seen! You didn’t miss a beat, keep it up 👍
Thank you! I hope I was able to cover everything and answer any questions!
Awesome video as usual and extremely helpful. Waiting on my lift kit, underbody protection, and tire swingout from Eurowise (should ship any day now) and seeing your rig gets me more and more excited every day to get my '09 GTS trail ready. Great partnership between you and Eurowise and keep the content coming!
I’m incredibly stoked that you’re enjoying your GTS! I’d love to build one someday soon also. They just look so good.
Great video, especially for those who starting to build their cayenne. As cayenne owner and with some offroad experience with cayenne, I 100% agree. Engine skid plate first, gas tanks and rocksliders. I damaged my rocker panels so bad before I got my sliders! Much better now!
I’m glad you can relate and I appreciate the feedback to the next person hopefully reading the comments!
Thanks for sharing your experiences on this Cayenne build!
Video was crazy informative!! I’ve been piecing together what I want from Eurowise and this helps gobs!
Thank you for what you do!
Thank you so much! Glad I could help!
This is super informative man! Thank you! I’ve been looking for an off-road truck but I’m definitely doing this instead
Awesome video! Your stuff has me stoked. Saving up and hunting for a low mileage tdi Touareg (maybe a diesel 958) in the next year or so. Keep up the content.
I wish I could’ve found a good enough TDI to buy, especially with the lockers and such!
This is amazing I’m so inspired to get a off road cayenne
Very good video mate! Congrats
Great video. It just answered all my questions about your setup. Hope to see more videos using your new rock sliders lol.
I used them definitely at the end of the previous video 😂
You are a godsend.. what a resource!
Freaking epic, Harry. Thanks for all the info in this video and through DMs. It is exciting to checkout some 957's. Maybe one will suit my needs and I can pulp the trigger on one.
Happy so see you have a propper underbody protection now. Great work bro!
Thank you so much!
Awesome video, thanks mate!!!
A lot of time and effort.
Good on you.
Thank you very much.
Excellent video, very informative.
Thank you so much! Hope I answered any questions if you had them?
I saw you at Nikki Delventhal's youtube channel and thought what you did with your porsche was awesome. Kudos to you.
Thank you so much! Very much appreciated!
nice video, thanks for sharing!
Good job!!
Thanks for doing the video
Thanks so much this was helpful.
Love this and agree best video yet!!
Thank you so much Trevor! Love you dude!
Awesome video
Thanks for putting this together! I’ve always been curious about what sort of general maintenance/replacements you’ve done. Upgraded coolant pipes? New engine mounts? Etc… thanks again!
I’ll try and make one soon! Haha
FCP euro has incredible videos on this though that can explain better than I ever would!
Sweet video Harry. Hoping to make it out to the Utah trip next week. The Ken Block crew purchased the tire carrier and then tried to weld it onto a 7 inch extension themselves. They have a pin post on that video that explains what happened. The break happened on their extension.
That makes total sense! What are you making it out here for?
@@HarrisonSchoen we are both signed up for the Southern Utah BDR trip
Love the fact that you Overlanded a Porsche Cayenne, as a fellow Cayenne owner. I absolutely enjoy driving my Cayenne! Have you thought about starting a Patreon Page?
Yes I actually do have one now! it's www.patreon.com/HarrySchoen
Super useful vid.
That looks so cool I would like to do something like that
You absolutely should! Haha
SO SICK!!!
Thank you so much!
After watching you on Instagram and CZcams I almost bought a 2006 Cayenne S for 6500$, but my friends started telling me I`m crazy, so I ended up buying a Freelander Td4. Not as exciting, but even cheaper though. And the gas mileage is great.
I’m not sure what a freelancer TD4 is! Cayenne’s can definitely be a headache if you buy the wrong one!
Excellent build. How has the vehicle held up, long term?
Love the build! would love to meet us in the SLC valley with our Cayennes and hit some trail
Send me a message on Instagram and let’s meet when our schedules line up!
If ya ever make it by the minnesota area shoot by Black Forest Performance Inc. Awesome Porsche only shop up there!
❤are there Porsche rock rails plus the eurowise sliders? Thank you again!
Just curious what mpg you see with that setup, both highway driving and actually while wheeling would be good to know. A best case and a worst case scenario to compare my build too. I have an e53 bmw x5 that I love more than I should and aspire to do similar things with
Really liking your content! Could you offer some additional details (or perhaps do a detailed video) of how you routed your exhaust to its location shown here?
I paid a shop to do that! I personally don’t have the ability to weld, or fabricate that!
@@HarrisonSchoen Understood, maybe in some future video you could just do some video of the pipe routing etc. Keep up the good work!
Cheers Harrison, informative video. I'm at the crossroad between the euro wise roof rack and the front runner, I'm in the UK and frontrunner would be half the cost of the euro wise offering. I appreciate you have strong links with EW but considering the price margin, would spending double the price give me a superior roof rack? Or are you happy with the performance of the FR? I will be mounting the iKamper skycamp 2 on top. Cheers
I’m very happy with the performance of my Frontrunner! I’d absolutely recommend going that direction if it’s 1/2 the price. If you are not in a rush to purchase, I will have a 5% coupon code available hopefully this week.
yea harrison sick build 🤙🏼 i was wondering, what’s your year and model on the cayenne ? i know there’s a large variety and i’m still doing my research on your page i’m sure it’s mentioned elsewhere
appreciate you sharing the knowledge my man stay blessed 🤙🏼🙏🏼
Yeah man! My car’s a 2008 Cayenne S. I purchased it with 125k miles.
@@HarrisonSchoen appreciate you man 🙏🏼 🤙🏼 i went deep into the rabbit hole and i can say i’m hooked i got some things to handle in the mean time but thanks to you i have a few awesome goals can’t ask for anything better
Are the extra spot lights/led bar??
Stumbled on your channel and like the evaluations you provide even negative issues for a product that doesn't quite deliver or last as long as you hoped. I have a stock 2005 Touareg with the air suspension, and would like some recommendations on where to best start tricking out my rig. I like the air suspension so what should I start with? Eurowise lift?
I would recommend first some sliders for the vehicle. Those in my opinion are most important! Then engine skid and lift after that. Eurowise is really the only option for your air suspension lift!
I agree with you on the protection bits to start with. looks like eurowise 3" lift with tubular a-arms and other small bits are roughly $1500. Any idea what tires work with the stock 18" 2005 touareg wheels 31" x ? x 18 or what size can be squeezed in the wheel wells, I'm in Florida so sand, mud, and clay mainly. Really appreciate the quick response, I really do appeciate your input.
Here wondering, as you changed the wheel orignial diameter by putting 35inch tires. Did you need to recalibrate the ECU to prevent it from damaging the transfer case or sevro motor? BTW, I must say what you have done to the 1st gen cayenne is remarkable.
No I haven’t done anything like that! The transfer case is fortunately very stout.
I only see the first gen cayenne as offroader. Whats with the 958 Cayenne Turbo 2010-2014 can you transform this one also in a capable offroader ?
WOW! That is a sweet build. I have been looking at doing this. Looking at best years to purchase and how workable the vehicle is when you have engine/suspension issues. Looking to do teh work myself but now sure where to start. Basically I want a sound body/frame/engine as a platform ... any thoughts?
the cars are most reliable N/A with coil suspension.
Many people speak greatly of the turbo models and air suspension, but on the trails that's only more that can go wrong.
@@HarrisonSchoen I pulled the air suspension off my GX470 to get rid of that risk. :)
Great video, I’m about to purchase a 2011 cayenne turbo and I want to put a spacer lift on. I really only want to get out to the trails, no real off-roading - will the spacers support 33 inch tires?
I cannot advise on a 958, but you need to join the Facebook group "vag offroad and Porsche" group on Facebook. make a post there and I'm sure you'll get a great answer from other owners!
great video! Thank you! 1 question about suspension. I plan on a 3-4 inch lift. Will air suspension work? Or is it better to use springs?
You can do a 3” lift on air suspension and still enjoy it, though springs will always remain more reliable, and less problematic.
@@HarrisonSchoen One more question) Do you have a rear lock? Or just mid-axle
Just found your videos and considering a 955, 957, or 958 for myself. Does anyone make portals for the Cayenne? I know of the custom 911 on portals.
Fantastic video. Do you have a google sheet with bill of materials and build cost? That would be awesome!
Unfortunately no sheet or anything!
what is the advisible height for lift kit for cayenne S? I'm thinking 2.5-3-inch lift.
Harrison - wonderful channel you have. Love it! Can you describe the Front Runner Slimline II Roof Rack in more detail? The one you have installed appears to be longer than the kit that Front Runner has for the 955/957 Cayenne. Can you provide the overall length and width of the Rack you have. I also noticed you doubled-up on the Roof Rail attachment points. I am planning to do the same (4 mounts on the Left and 4 on the Right sides). Keep making great content - we are watching!
Hey Norman! I have the 1255mm X 1762mm rack and believe it’s the perfect size!
I also would recommend only 3 feet on each side, 2 80-90mm feet and one 50-70mm bracket because of the curve or the roof.
I did 4 because it seemed strongest with the way my roof tent is mounted!
@@HarrisonSchoen Excellent! Much appreciated, Harrison. When I speak with Front Runner, shall I mention you (your Channel) as in a referral? I'd like to give back.
@@NormanAAiello I apologize for only just seeing this! After July 7th, FrontRunner has told me I'll have a coupon code working for 5% off, and 5% commission for myself! sadly not before! it'll be "957adventure"
How much space is there between your tire rack and the tailgate? I am considering getting the same Eurowise spare tire rack that you have, but I'd like to be able to mount a Jerry can where your fold-out table is.
Mounting a jerry can would be a bit tight, though eurowise has a rotopax option.
I’ll be using a Rig’d tire carrier from now on though, and that does have the ability to mount two jerry can’s!
Tire carrier:
www.avantlink.com/click.php?tt=pl&ti=8165&pw=328221&mi=20981&pt=3&pri=86
Sidehack mount
www.avantlink.com/click.php?tt=pl&ti=8165&pw=328221&mi=20981&pt=3&pri=91
Jerry Can mount for Sidehack
www.avantlink.com/click.php?tt=pl&ti=8165&pw=328221&mi=20981&pt=3&pri=124
Do you think the Cayenne base model V6 engine is powerful enough to do the same trails you do?
Can you tell me a little more about the exhaust. Is this an off the shelf item or was it fabricated at an exhaust shop? Great looking rig
Fabricated at exhaust shop!
Any chance for a more in depth look at exhaust routing, sound, and description as a DIY?
Absolutely! I’ll try to make another video soon showing it in detail and exhaust sounds with both the Turbo S and the Cayenne S!
I'm also very interested in the exhaust , what are you using for a muffler ? it appears you ditched the giant Porsche rear muffler ?
With the 33" tires, does the Porsche cayenne still drive as fast?
how much weight can your roof rack support?
Ken's Trail Swing used in his video was modified. It was not modified by Dirtcom, the manufacturer. A 3rd party extended the hitch receiver tube and the extension failed at the welds. That was not an accurate comparison.
Does it have a snorkel? That would be the main thing that I would want tp put o a Cayenne. The lift not so much if I got an air suspension anyway.
a company or two I believe have snorkels in the works. No snokel here yet though!
do you need adapters for the wheels??
What year model Cayenne is this and what range of model years would you recomen? Currently looking into building one
2008 to 2010 cayenne s is best
Hey Man,
Is this a base model or an S?
The jeans and sandals are for weight saving or aerodynamics? P.S. great info and appreciate the info. I make fun of everyone
Thank you. Haha
A Porsche owner's version of "overlanding", notice all the McMansions in the background!
I live in the car. This was the best spot I could find to film within reason.
Hiya. What is that pad on the hood?
The pad on the hood is a solar panel!
@@HarrisonSchoen Cool. May I request specifics please. Thanks a lot. 👍
@@rob379lqz it's a panel from Cascadia4x4 ! 65W also
@@HarrisonSchoen thanks
Well I've got an old Tuareg . I blame you for now wanting a Cayenne. Just so you know.
What MPG u getting these days lol
I'm getting 13.5 with roof tent on and 16.5 with nothing on the roof!
What about a snorkel?
Someday! No one really makes kits currently.
@@HarrisonSchoen yea I've ran into the same issue, some guys using the closest thing they can find and molding it, I've also heard that it'll choke my 6.0l v8 but idk
No way this thing gets over 8mpg
I totally forgot about the offer code when ordering my lift kit from euro wise 🥲 great video
Thanks so much! I also have my old lift kit off the car and ready to be sold too. Haha