e46 M3 owner...for now

there are so many parts houses, etc. using "Renn" in the name.

Is it motorsport specific? Does it infer Porsche in some way?

Enlighten those of us in the dark if you would. some of us are too young to know some of this stuff.

thanks

redcab

race in german (I'm told)

Steve Weiner-Rennsport Systems

Right on!

Chicago996

So is it a verb, as in let's race, or a noun, as in let's go see a race? Before you ask, Yes, I have all kinds of free time today

Steve Weiner-Rennsport Systems

Its usually used as a noun.

David in Chicago

"Rennen" can be either a verb ("Der rennt in Grosser Preis Deutschland." - "He races in the German Grand Prix") or a noun ("Das Grosser Preis Deustchland ist ein renn ins Weltmeisterschaft." - "The German Grand Prix is one race in the World Championship").

At least, if I remember Miss Diefenbach's class correctly.

Regards to all.

RJMDAD996

Right On Gents....

Waz996

NOw david,

read my post earlier and try to translate:

KUNSTSTOFFNEW.. or was it.. KUNSFTSTOFFNEU... or better: KUNSTSTOFFNEU... RIGHT ON!!

Waz

David in Chicago

Waz:

kunststoff = plastic
neu = new

Regards to all.

Waz996

Thank david..

waz