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If anyone has a Miami Blue T they would be willing to think about selling please PM me. Would love to chat and see if we could make it work. Looking for a manual Miami T
I was in the market for a while before I bought my T over a year ago, and I still pop on BaT and Autotrader to see recent cars for sale. Good luck finding a Miami Blue T! I’m not sure the last time I saw one for sale. If you see one and want it, do not hesitate, because I wouldn’t expect it to last long.
Did a minor “restoration” to the T. Got rid of the previous vinyl wrap and got it redone with STEK fashion ppf (colored ppf).
vinyl sucks as road protection. The vinyl was getting very beat up after a track day and 14k miles. Ppf is much more effective so this was the best of both worlds.
I also found a sport design rear spoiler to give it an update
Love the wheels, what are the specs and where did you get them, please? TireRack doesn't show those as an option.
Love the wheels, what are the specs and where did you get them, please? TireRack doesn't show those as an option.
Originally Posted by Wing Commander
+1. Are they Apex wheels?
They are BBS FI-R wheels
They are 991.1 fitment but it fits for me. A little aggressive in the rear but it fits.
20x9+48 (have a 10mm spacers to make it +38)
20x11.5+62
Just completed the 4-yr service, decided to do it myself except brake fluid mx. Dealer wants to charge $2.6k which given it took a day and a half for me with interruptions I think that’s reasonable but I decided I’d give it a go. It was definitely a time consuming endeavor but not too bad with patience and the right tools. Not sure if our Ts are the same as all other base but I found a few differences in the multiple videos I watched before completing the task like our oil filler is connected to the spoiler. By far the most difficult part was getting the two rear most spark plugs on each side out, just not a lot of room in there.
skill level 5 out of 10
patience level: 8 out of 10
Here’s some pics:
Tools Get these…they are worth it on Amazon! Remember that you need 12 point 14mm spark plug sockets with swivel head. Porsche switched to those a while ago away from the 6 point. I found this out the hard way on my wife’s 718. Spoiler up ready to begin Taped tail lights Oil filler attached to spoiler Bumper off New BMC filter in…it’s really hard not to want to get a ton of performance parts at this point and just install everything! Tial tubes, intercoolers etc but I kept going. Right rear spark plug Rear Left side spark plug Six old plugs next to last new one to go in
[QUOTE=Alc;18745209]Just completed the 4-yr service, decided to do it myself except brake fluid mx. Dealer wants to charge $2.6k which given it took a day and a half for me with interruptions I think that’s reasonable but I decided I’d give it a go. It was definitely a time consuming endeavor but not too bad with patience and the right tools. Not sure if our Ts are the same as all other base but I found a few differences in the multiple videos I watched before completing the task like our oil filler is connected to the spoiler. By far the most difficult part was getting the two rear most spark plugs on each side out, just not a lot of room in there.
Not who you asked, but I just did mine myself as well. Car was just over 4 years old and mileage at 16k’ish. Maintenance manual says 30k miles/4years for the spark plugs and 40k miles/4 years for the air filter and other service items (oil, etc.)
03-30-2023, 12:48 PM
