My "Great Falls" Exxon Service
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19 Inch Wheels Torque
Best Regards, Type 2
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More proof that the 991.1 is the superior 911.
Not too far from the truth, 6am is a good time to get there and settle in. The lot is very crowded by 7am.
Not too far from the truth, 6am is a good time to get there and settle in. The lot is very crowded by 7am.
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not to dispute any factory spec, although 10-15 lbs isnt much difference.
I always torque every wheel I have owned since the 80s , to 96 or at most 100 lbs. Never any trouble with any wheel. it makes it a whole lot easier to remove , it doesnt hurt the wheel or lug or hub. And from experience, when you get a flat in the nite and rain, you it makes it a whole lot easier and less stressful to use a tire tool to remove the lugs
I always torque every wheel I have owned since the 80s , to 96 or at most 100 lbs. Never any trouble with any wheel. it makes it a whole lot easier to remove , it doesnt hurt the wheel or lug or hub. And from experience, when you get a flat in the nite and rain, you it makes it a whole lot easier and less stressful to use a tire tool to remove the lugs
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Race Car
Look for the Platinum Silver C2S with the blue parking meter in the window.
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Update: I missed today's C&C due to rainy weather. There is always next Saturday
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posted in wrong thread, sorry.
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Called local dealer to inquire about a 30k service as I recently bought the car with sparse history and wanted to get regular service on record. Told them that I did not need the oil/filter changed or the cabin filter...just the spark plugs, air filter and a slew of checks.
THey called me back...$2200 for the full list of 30k service interval, take $500 off since I had already done oil and cabin airfilter. $500 for an oil change??? On $110 (max) worth of parts retail??? $1700 for air filter, plugs, and 25 odd checks.... Local indie wants $330.
THey called me back...$2200 for the full list of 30k service interval, take $500 off since I had already done oil and cabin airfilter. $500 for an oil change??? On $110 (max) worth of parts retail??? $1700 for air filter, plugs, and 25 odd checks.... Local indie wants $330.
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Dan Nagy...sorry, dunno how my post wound up in the wrong thread....explains why it was off topic, lol....but,yeah, "wow" indeed!
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Originally Posted by MadIrish
Called local dealer to inquire about a 30k service as I recently bought the car with sparse history and wanted to get regular service on record. Told them that I did not need the oil/filter changed or the cabin filter...just the spark plugs, air filter and a slew of checks.
THey called me back...$2200 for the full list of 30k service interval, take $500 off since I had already done oil and cabin airfilter. $500 for an oil change??? On $110 (max) worth of parts retail??? $1700 for air filter, plugs, and 25 odd checks.... Local indie wants $330.
THey called me back...$2200 for the full list of 30k service interval, take $500 off since I had already done oil and cabin airfilter. $500 for an oil change??? On $110 (max) worth of parts retail??? $1700 for air filter, plugs, and 25 odd checks.... Local indie wants $330.
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I am in Falls Church, VA.
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If you decide to go to Katie's Cars and Coffee, you really need to get there by 6:30 a.m. to get a halfway decent parking spot. Also, be CAREFUL where you park, there are collisions so choose your space accordingly. Don't go for the "showy" parking like this Ferrari did - he got backed over by the Merc SL, I was right there when it happened. I park by the bank, nice and safe and not too far a walk.
As to the local gas station for your service, choose wisely on that as well. Kevin, the Service Advisor at Porsche Tysons was telling me they just did a $ 92,000 engine replacement on a 2016 Turbo S because the owner didn't want to pay the Porsche Dealer Price for the service and took it down the street to the gas station for the oil change. It didn't go well - and the engine seized as they put the oil in the wrong place. Not saying all are bad - but they don't usually work on these kind of cars as a rule and it can be costly to remedy.
As to the local gas station for your service, choose wisely on that as well. Kevin, the Service Advisor at Porsche Tysons was telling me they just did a $ 92,000 engine replacement on a 2016 Turbo S because the owner didn't want to pay the Porsche Dealer Price for the service and took it down the street to the gas station for the oil change. It didn't go well - and the engine seized as they put the oil in the wrong place. Not saying all are bad - but they don't usually work on these kind of cars as a rule and it can be costly to remedy.
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$92k engine replacement
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As to the local gas station for your service, choose wisely on that as well. Kevin, the Service Advisor at Porsche Tysons was telling me they just did a $ 92,000 engine replacement on a 2016 Turbo S because the owner didn't want to pay the Porsche Dealer Price for the service and took it down the street to the gas station for the oil change. It didn't go well - and the engine seized as they put the oil in the wrong place. Not saying all are bad - but they don't usually work on these kind of cars as a rule and it can be costly to remedy.
Having said that, Chad at Porsche of Tysons is a genius.
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If you decide to go to Katie's Cars and Coffee, you really need to get there by 6:30 a.m. to get a halfway decent parking spot. Also, be CAREFUL where you park, there are collisions so choose your space accordingly. Don't go for the "showy" parking like this Ferrari did - he got backed over by the Merc SL, I was right there when it happened. I park by the bank, nice and safe and not too far a walk.
As to the local gas station for your service, choose wisely on that as well. Kevin, the Service Advisor at Porsche Tysons was telling me they just did a $ 92,000 engine replacement on a 2016 Turbo S because the owner didn't want to pay the Porsche Dealer Price for the service and took it down the street to the gas station for the oil change. It didn't go well - and the engine seized as they put the oil in the wrong place. Not saying all are bad - but they don't usually work on these kind of cars as a rule and it can be costly to remedy.
As to the local gas station for your service, choose wisely on that as well. Kevin, the Service Advisor at Porsche Tysons was telling me they just did a $ 92,000 engine replacement on a 2016 Turbo S because the owner didn't want to pay the Porsche Dealer Price for the service and took it down the street to the gas station for the oil change. It didn't go well - and the engine seized as they put the oil in the wrong place. Not saying all are bad - but they don't usually work on these kind of cars as a rule and it can be costly to remedy.
As for the Exon station- go by some time and you will see everything from Lambos to Ferraris to Porsches being serviced there. It is not a typical neighborhood gas station.