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Old 05-02-2015, 10:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Keadog
Ok. Never go there. Drove a GT3 once and that was enough for me.
Here ya go, Keadog:

https://rennlist.com/forums/991-gt3/...0-or-5w50.html

Even Kevin (UMW) chimes in, and he's a bit of a turbo expert on Rennlist.
Old 05-02-2015, 10:31 PM
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Originally Posted by LexVan
Really? They did an oil change on a new car? Never heard that one before.

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I was surprised too, but I think it is almost a year old (even if it has never been titled and has barely been driven). I didn't pay any extra for it, so I'm not complaining!
Old 05-02-2015, 10:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Zeus993
Nice car - congratulations! Option list?
Thanks! Options on the car are:

400 - 19" Cayman S Wheels
446 - Wheel center caps with colored Porsche Crest
480 - Manual transmission
603 - Bi-Xenon™ headlights incl. Porsche Dynamic Light System (PDLS)
640 - Sport Chrono Package (i.c.w. PCM)
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P9F - Infotainment Package with Sound Package Plus
XLS - Sport Tailpipes
Z4 - Basalt Black Metallic
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Originally Posted by white924s
Thanks for the tips everyone. I'll spend some more time with the manual and follow that. The dealer said they did an oil change before I picked up the car because it is a 2014, but I'll plan to do another one at the recommended interval. I'm going to try and keep it under 4200 rpms for the first 1000 miles, but the 2.7 revs so nicely and sounds so good…the temptation to really wind it out is pretty overwhelming...
Make sure you vary your RPM's during that time. Also, I wouldn't wait until the reccomended time for your next change. I would do it around 1K.

They probably did change it based on time in stock, it may have had a birthday there
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Originally Posted by 66mustang
Make sure you vary your RPM's during that time. Also, I wouldn't wait until the reccomended time for your next change. I would do it around 1K.

They probably did change it based on time in stock, it may have had a birthday there
Thanks...I took the Cayman on a road trip to Philadelphia last weekend and tried my best to keep the revs varied (either by shifting or accelerating a bit). I found the close gears made it tough to get. Lot of variation without changing speeds, but on the plus side, I'm a lot closer to the end of the breakin period now!



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