Sounds like you had a hard day - lots of work doing the Clay. Then the other work You always feel as though you have done something Give mine the works tomorrow then of to Ben Nevis on Friday
What did you do with your 996 today?
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Sounds like you had a hard day - lots of work doing the Clay. Then the other work You always feel as though you have done something Give mine the works tomorrow then of to Ben Nevis on Friday
Yes was hard, but enjoyable. I am sure the neighbours think I'm a little mad!
Will be taking her on a run tomorrow as its suppose to be a nice day, just to clear her out a bit and also to find out what my new exhaust sounds like!
Enjoy your trip to Ben Nevis.
Andy
Will be taking her on a run tomorrow as its suppose to be a nice day, just to clear her out a bit and also to find out what my new exhaust sounds like!
Enjoy your trip to Ben Nevis.
Andy
SidewaysSteve
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New tyres
yey!
SidewaysSteve
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Preaching to the choir guys, it was booked in for the alignment before I even startedPieman7 said:Definitely get the geometry checked you would have definitely changed it.
richardabbott
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Mines been treated to a roof renovation using the Rennovo kit. Looks good!
Can we have photos anf more details please Richard
richardabbott said:Mines been treated to a roof renovation using the Rennovo kit. Looks good!
Well done sounds like you've had a successful day
nikmartin9
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Pieman7 said:Paddles all done what a complete different drive
transformed mine too - had a day at goodwood on monday and it was epic using them on track!!
[link=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sSjqgWjrdU8&feature=youtu.be]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sSjqgWjrdU8&feature=youtu.be[/link]
Pieman7
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Hi Geoff found this guy in Sutton does a fantastic job. The air bag can be done he said but wanted to see if it bothers me first. He was doing a boxster consel etc with red stitching and it looked superb. I asked him to cover the rear because the wheel came of a Manuel boxster which was black also I didn't want to leave the tip button on. The drive is such a different pleasure now.
nikmartin9
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Pieman7 said:The wiring is simple Geoff once the air bag has been disconnected you will have to reset it.
didnt have to reset anything on mine - was advised that if you-
turn on ignition
disconnect battery
leave 10 mins before removing airbag
reconnect airbag
reconnect battery
having done that twice mine seems to be all good without any intervention required
Tigerwallis
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Just had a major service and new brake fluid done at Porsche centre Portsmouth, it should of cost me £490 but with pcgb discount it only cost me £440 
so therefore very pleased !!



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