992 Carrera T Club
LoL. Just trying to prevent another post from another confused individual telling me I don’t know how to spell…like with Porsha. If I really wanted to show off I’d brag about my gpa in Q1 college being 0.7. Now that’s unbeatable (never met anyone with lower) and takes special skills to achieve.
Ha, found my transcript in case u don’t believe me. Received 3 D- or 0.7 gpa for quarter.
Ha, found my transcript in case u don’t believe me. Received 3 D- or 0.7 gpa for quarter.
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ECNJ (06-15-2023)
@Macboy Thanks for that bit of information.
My problem is the seemingly poor connectivity of Apple Car Play. Every time I get into the car it seems to take 3 or 4 mins to connect to it.
I didn't have this issue on the Taycan or Cayenne and I have the same settings now as back then.
Weird?!
My problem is the seemingly poor connectivity of Apple Car Play. Every time I get into the car it seems to take 3 or 4 mins to connect to it.
I didn't have this issue on the Taycan or Cayenne and I have the same settings now as back then.
Weird?!
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I have always loved the painted center tunnel on the 997's. I think its very tasteful if you want a splash of color. I have seen the painted vents etc and felt like it was a little much. For me with the 992 I think that other the GT silver the painted trim pieces are a little too much color but understand why someone might like it. I ordered my python green with the lizard green carrera T package with both tach and clock with lizard green so I do love to have some tie in with the outside. Honestly, I love it when someone decides to step out a little and make it theirs. It would be so boring if we all were driving the same looking cars. For the life of me I cannot see why carmine red has not been ordered more than it has I think that is a nice subtle color that compliments the lines on the T. I have owned more guards red Porsches than I can comment on and of course love it but Carmine red reminds me more of polo red which is such a cool color on vintage Porsches.
Another example of the creative genius that is ECNJ.
We are blessed to have him on this forum, I mean after all how many other Porsche forums can lay claim to a motoring Picasso???
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My last GP was in 2020, at Nürburgring (where else) but usually I am not a fan of "live attending", as I don't like crowds at all.
Have fun! And wave every time you see a camera...
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18 month well child check tomorrow so let’s put those back seats to use! Let’s just say the passenger seat in this configuration is “inaccessible,” haha. I do have a truck I could drive but you know…the 911 is a lot more fun!
Had a day off work today so got to do some serious detailing and added the ceramic on top of the PPF. Looking shiny!
Had a day off work today so got to do some serious detailing and added the ceramic on top of the PPF. Looking shiny!
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T-Fury (06-15-2023)
Just to be sure. This is the digital dash. So the actual speed is lower. We had the Dragy connected. 100-200km/h in only 10.1 seconds. But it was not confirmed so we will do the actual numbers another time. I think it was 299km/h actual speed. But we will confirm this another time. We were not planning it yesterday. But I have to guess breaking the car in properly has much to do with this and I really think I did this in the best perfect way. Less oil usage, higher topspeed, lower consumption, more power. All in the details of course. But we will hear later from our fellow German T drivers soon.
Yes I have mentioned this many times in this topic. Now currently 18 unsold new Carrera T in the Netherlands all ordered by (somewhat stupid) dealers.
Yes I have mentioned this many times in this topic. Now currently 18 unsold new Carrera T in the Netherlands all ordered by (somewhat stupid) dealers.
If you guys intend to do some "speed runs" during your European delivery, just make sure you have enough "room" to start with and (to avoid "Jessi Lang" surprises) be careful when approaching and passing other cars. Drive and plan ahead, as if the other cars will swerve without notice in front of you. The autobahn might be "unrestricted", but the "recommended" speed is 130 km/h and any accident above that speed will automatically have you at fault, unless you can demonstrate in court that the accident would have happen anyway, disregarding the above 130 speed.
Short anecdote: was driving last week on the autobahn, third lane, came behind a SUV, after a while, seeing that despite having room on the right, he will not change lanes to let me by, I flash him once (you are allowed to do that, to show your intent to overtake, but only once and only from a safe distance behind), nothing.
Behind me, a tuned Seat/Cupra break (think Golf R on steroids). As the SUV guy keeps hogging the lane, the Seat overtakes us on the right, start flashing from only 2-3 meters behind the SUV until it makes him change the lane, lets me by and then joins behind me
Now that's above the so called "Überholprestige" (overtaking prestige - your car looks powerful enough that when approaching other cars on the autobahn, they will make room and let you by, immediately). The T has cars that would clear the road for them, pushing other cars aside
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I have always loved the painted center tunnel on the 997's. I think its very tasteful if you want a splash of color. I have seen the painted vents etc and felt like it was a little much. For me with the 992 I think that other the GT silver the painted trim pieces are a little too much color but understand why someone might like it. I ordered my python green with the lizard green carrera T package with both tach and clock with lizard green so I do love to have some tie in with the outside. Honestly, I love it when someone decides to step out a little and make it theirs. It would be so boring if we all were driving the same looking cars. For the life of me I cannot see why carmine red has not been ordered more than it has I think that is a nice subtle color that compliments the lines on the T. I have owned more guards red Porsches than I can comment on and of course love it but Carmine red reminds me more of polo red which is such a cool color on vintage Porsches.
The "problem is", nowadays, the autobahn is more and more clogged with cars and traffic jams and the lane discipline is non existent, the rear-view mirror is an unnecessary appendix (just like the human one) and the art of speed/approach rate guessing is a long lost art. I don't drive faster than 120 mph, unless I drive on a 3+ lane autobahn and at least 2 of them are free.
If you guys intend to do some "speed runs" during your European delivery, just make sure you have enough "room" to start with and (to avoid "Jessi Lang" surprises) be careful when approaching and passing other cars. Drive and plan ahead, as if the other cars will swerve without notice in front of you. The autobahn might be "unrestricted", but the "recommended" speed is 130 km/h and any accident above that speed will automatically have you at fault, unless you can demonstrate in court that the accident would have happen anyway, disregarding the above 130 speed.
Short anecdote: was driving last week on the autobahn, third lane, came behind a SUV, after a while, seeing that despite having room on the right, he will not change lanes to let me by, I flash him once (you are allowed to do that, to show your intent to overtake, but only once and only from a safe distance behind), nothing.
Behind me, a tuned Seat/Cupra break (think Golf R on steroids). As the SUV guy keeps hogging the lane, the Seat overtakes us on the right, start flashing from only 2-3 meters behind the SUV until it makes him change the lane, lets me by and then joins behind me
Now that's above the so called "Überholprestige" (overtaking prestige - your car looks powerful enough that when approaching other cars on the autobahn, they will make room and let you by, immediately). The T has cars that would clear the road for them, pushing other cars aside
If you guys intend to do some "speed runs" during your European delivery, just make sure you have enough "room" to start with and (to avoid "Jessi Lang" surprises) be careful when approaching and passing other cars. Drive and plan ahead, as if the other cars will swerve without notice in front of you. The autobahn might be "unrestricted", but the "recommended" speed is 130 km/h and any accident above that speed will automatically have you at fault, unless you can demonstrate in court that the accident would have happen anyway, disregarding the above 130 speed.
Short anecdote: was driving last week on the autobahn, third lane, came behind a SUV, after a while, seeing that despite having room on the right, he will not change lanes to let me by, I flash him once (you are allowed to do that, to show your intent to overtake, but only once and only from a safe distance behind), nothing.
Behind me, a tuned Seat/Cupra break (think Golf R on steroids). As the SUV guy keeps hogging the lane, the Seat overtakes us on the right, start flashing from only 2-3 meters behind the SUV until it makes him change the lane, lets me by and then joins behind me
Now that's above the so called "Überholprestige" (overtaking prestige - your car looks powerful enough that when approaching other cars on the autobahn, they will make room and let you by, immediately). The T has cars that would clear the road for them, pushing other cars aside