My new to me 2004 Targa and impressions on 1st drive to emissions
#16
Thanks guys the Targa htach was not fully despressed down, quirkly thing that I am not used too. Now I am
Ok so Porsche Hennessey did the oil change, I looked at the records and it was recent, cant believe they would overfill. But I guess they did
Ok so Porsche Hennessey did the oil change, I looked at the records and it was recent, cant believe they would overfill. But I guess they did
#19
Just realized looking at the 60k service, they did a brake flush....Thinking I need to change out the brake lines to more response ones
Last edited by 911Dreamer; 10-20-2023 at 08:02 PM.
#20
Took the car over to Stuttgart Southwest in Tempe Az and Finally got to meet Jack, hes a character man for sure. He ended up putting it up and removing the removing the oil filter and emptying some oil out of it. He wanted me to see if there was any metal in the oil, which there wasnt. But will get fully inspected on the next oil change when he does it. He found zero leaks and even ran it for a little bit the his asstitance give it some rpms. Underside looks clean. The engine feels tight and nimble for its age. Will start preparring to get parts for future upgrades for preventative maintance..
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Leedlast (10-21-2023)
#21
Congrats Dreamer. Car looks great and you will have a blast. Regarding the shifter, four things may help.
(1) if you haven't already, consider replacing the engine mounts with a new set of Rein mounts. It tightened mine up.
(2) Top of the line fresh trans fluid helps as well.
(3) consider replacing your trans mount as well. Will help further.
(4) as was mentioned, it's not a Hurst muscle car shifter so don't force, jam or hurry it. Best way to look at it is it's a "rythym" shift. Take your time and develop an accurate rhythm. Yep its a longer throw, but once you get the rhythm it shifts easily amd accurately. A buddy of mine is a muscle car guy and the shifter miffed him. Once he got the rhythm, he was golden.
Quite frankly I never had a problem with the shifter on the street or track. So I never changed it. Figured I would spend the money on other things.
Enjoy the car!
(1) if you haven't already, consider replacing the engine mounts with a new set of Rein mounts. It tightened mine up.
(2) Top of the line fresh trans fluid helps as well.
(3) consider replacing your trans mount as well. Will help further.
(4) as was mentioned, it's not a Hurst muscle car shifter so don't force, jam or hurry it. Best way to look at it is it's a "rythym" shift. Take your time and develop an accurate rhythm. Yep its a longer throw, but once you get the rhythm it shifts easily amd accurately. A buddy of mine is a muscle car guy and the shifter miffed him. Once he got the rhythm, he was golden.
Quite frankly I never had a problem with the shifter on the street or track. So I never changed it. Figured I would spend the money on other things.
Enjoy the car!
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#22
Congrats Dreamer. Car looks great and you will have a blast. Regarding the shifter, four things may help.
(1) if you haven't already, consider replacing the engine mounts with a new set of Rein mounts. It tightened mine up.
(2) Top of the line fresh trans fluid helps as well.
(3) consider replacing your trans mount as well. Will help further.
(4) as was mentioned, it's not a Hurst muscle car shifter so don't force, jam or hurry it. Best way to look at it is it's a "rythym" shift. Take your time and develop an accurate rhythm. Yep its a longer throw, but once you get the rhythm it shifts easily amd accurately. A buddy of mine is a muscle car guy and the shifter miffed him. Once he got the rhythm, he was golden.
Quite frankly I never had a problem with the shifter on the street or track. So I never changed it. Figured I would spend the money on other things.
Enjoy the car!
(1) if you haven't already, consider replacing the engine mounts with a new set of Rein mounts. It tightened mine up.
(2) Top of the line fresh trans fluid helps as well.
(3) consider replacing your trans mount as well. Will help further.
(4) as was mentioned, it's not a Hurst muscle car shifter so don't force, jam or hurry it. Best way to look at it is it's a "rythym" shift. Take your time and develop an accurate rhythm. Yep its a longer throw, but once you get the rhythm it shifts easily amd accurately. A buddy of mine is a muscle car guy and the shifter miffed him. Once he got the rhythm, he was golden.
Quite frankly I never had a problem with the shifter on the street or track. So I never changed it. Figured I would spend the money on other things.
Enjoy the car!
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GC996 (10-23-2023)
#23
I have a question about memory seats, I think the dealer said the seats had a werid going on. But I tried to reset the memory 1 and 2 to my liking and per the owners manuel, turned the key to acc, I set mem and at the same time pressed 1, but the memory position goes back to whomever set it? Anyone else had this issue?