daviespajAs an example I have read two different views on oil leaks around the cylinder barrels. Some say you have to replace with the newer style with sealing ring, others have mentioned machining the sealing ring groove into the older style cylinders? I understood the main issue to be about the amount (or lack of) material at the cylinder top allowing the head to flex and leak?Cheers Peter
HackiA full wheel alignment is very useful and highly recommended, as the 964 is very sensitive in that respect. Not every garage offering that service is capable of doing it, though.So, my choice: 205 front, 255 rear, 17 inch and a proper(!) suspension set up. Best tyres for me (road use) Michelin Pilot Sport.
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