What did you do to your 996TT today?
#921
'straight' pipes are sweet at WOT, Milltek more enjoyable while cruising...on a 'stock' TT the Milltek is definitely the way to go, but on my GT2 with less sound insulation, squeely track brake pads, harder ride, Clubsport seats etc., both systems are 'fitting' to the car...will see what I go with ultimately.
butt-dyno says same power...
most hide plates/tags for privacy...pretty easy to track a car/owner down with it, and it's a crazy world out there...
here's what my Milltek sounded like...
butt-dyno says same power...
most hide plates/tags for privacy...pretty easy to track a car/owner down with it, and it's a crazy world out there...
here's what my Milltek sounded like...
#922
Like much better but see your point about the straight pipes fitting the overall feel of your car= have owned cars with everything purely functional/performance. I live around redneck hillbillies that I for the most part cant stand so anyone looking me up would be an improvement lol.
#923
I never understood that either. I know that people are worried because the Internet is essentially a public place. However, these same people are driving the same cars in public places every day with the tags exposed on the car. What's the difference from seeing the car online vs in person?
#924
I never understood that either. I know that people are worried because the Internet is essentially a public place. However, these same people are driving the same cars in public places every day with the tags exposed on the car. What's the difference from seeing the car online vs in person?
However, if you post that you did 120 mph in a 65 zone, and then have a picture with your plates visible, that's not a smart move.
I think the origin of the habit of blurring the license plates comes from when the poster writes something legally incriminating.
#925
Like much better but see your point about the straight pipes fitting the overall feel of your car= have owned cars with everything purely functional/performance. I live around redneck hillbillies that I for the most part cant stand so anyone looking me up would be an improvement lol.
hell i don't even list the real STATE I'm in () its actually fema region 9 if anyone cares ) , let alone post my plates lol
#926
I never understood that either. I know that people are worried because the Internet is essentially a public place. However, these same people are driving the same cars in public places every day with the tags exposed on the car. What's the difference from seeing the car online vs in person?
#927
I'm just an old fashioned person if any one wants me or has something to say etc I'm easy to find lol. People do most ignorant things out of jealousy and unhappiness with themselves. I work hard and save my money two things that elude most people and has always caused animosity.
#930
pretty easy here...not sure USA(but I imagine it's even easier)
Go to MTO(our DMV) with VIN or plate('tag') number... $20 later you have a full report... with VIN # there's no questions, with plate number they might ask a couple questions...or if you know someone with access to info...
Guess same reasons why Google Maps or similar blocks plate numbers, privacy at a simple level..
Go to MTO(our DMV) with VIN or plate('tag') number... $20 later you have a full report... with VIN # there's no questions, with plate number they might ask a couple questions...or if you know someone with access to info...
Guess same reasons why Google Maps or similar blocks plate numbers, privacy at a simple level..