What did you do with your 991 today?
08-25-2012 | 07:52 AM
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Spourreza - Your car looks beautiful, great detailing/wash. Nice clear side markers. Still tossing that idea around in my head.
I had my first oil / filter change this past week, and as I was out of town that weekend, I had them do the install of my Passport 8500ci PLUS and laser shifter. Extra protection and security has been nice this week. LOVE IT
I had my first oil / filter change this past week, and as I was out of town that weekend, I had them do the install of my Passport 8500ci PLUS and laser shifter. Extra protection and security has been nice this week. LOVE IT
08-25-2012 | 08:09 AM
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Your car looks great!
When I got my first Porsche, a 2004 996, I switched from a glossy tire dressing to a satin tire dressing because 1) I like the look better and 2) the satin looks more consistant for the entire duration between washes. I use Wolfgang tire gel.
When I got my first Porsche, a 2004 996, I switched from a glossy tire dressing to a satin tire dressing because 1) I like the look better and 2) the satin looks more consistant for the entire duration between washes. I use Wolfgang tire gel.
08-25-2012 | 02:15 PM
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Your car looks great!
When I got my first Porsche, a 2004 996, I switched from a glossy tire dressing to a satin tire dressing because 1) I like the look better and 2) the satin looks more consistant for the entire duration between washes. I use Wolfgang tire gel.
When I got my first Porsche, a 2004 996, I switched from a glossy tire dressing to a satin tire dressing because 1) I like the look better and 2) the satin looks more consistant for the entire duration between washes. I use Wolfgang tire gel.
08-25-2012 | 05:54 PM
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Picked up my 991S from the dealer after getting a K-40 installed, took it home and put a Porsche trunk liner in it, installed a set of the Weathertech Digital Fit floor liners then put another 100 break-in miles on it 
09-26-2012 | 01:56 AM
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Had to revive this thread...last week I drove both my p-cars in one day: the 993 c2s (see avatar) in Switzerland, and my 991 c2s in NYC on the same day. Sounds ridiculous, I know...but it was fun to know I did it! Chalk it up to another useless milestone!
09-26-2012 | 01:47 PM
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09-26-2012 | 04:37 PM
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I have not driven it in snow so don't have a sense of how well the rear defroster does. So while I do appreciate that a rear wiper could be useful for getting rid of snow, I don't have winter tires and so won't use it in the snow.
09-27-2012 | 09:17 AM
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