Introducing myself & 996 R advice
12-04-2012, 07:21 AM
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Introducing myself & 996 R advice
After having been a long time lurker of the very usefull informations of the forum, I think that it's time to, at last, introduce myself.
I'm located in France (Grenoble, near Lyon) and the proud owner of a 2008 997 cup since October 2011 and also had the chance to get a 2000 996 R in August. I race the cup in local club races.
The 2008 is soon to be upgraded with SACHS shocks from a 2004 996 and Bosch M4 ABS, thank to the advices provided by the forum. (All opinions welcome !)
I haven't got the service manual and the parts lists with the 996 R and the Porsche guys around there don't seem to be able to get it from Porsche Motorsport.
Teams & workshops around there are not so open to helping the little club racers (sure, they have some work to do, but...) and there are not a lot of skilled people on the rare 996 R.
As the R needs some refreshing, anyone who could point me in the good direction or have a copy of these will be really welcome.
Cedric
I'm located in France (Grenoble, near Lyon) and the proud owner of a 2008 997 cup since October 2011 and also had the chance to get a 2000 996 R in August. I race the cup in local club races.
The 2008 is soon to be upgraded with SACHS shocks from a 2004 996 and Bosch M4 ABS, thank to the advices provided by the forum. (All opinions welcome !)
I haven't got the service manual and the parts lists with the 996 R and the Porsche guys around there don't seem to be able to get it from Porsche Motorsport.
Teams & workshops around there are not so open to helping the little club racers (sure, they have some work to do, but...) and there are not a lot of skilled people on the rare 996 R.
As the R needs some refreshing, anyone who could point me in the good direction or have a copy of these will be really welcome.
Cedric
12-04-2012, 02:08 PM
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Salut Cedric!
Just send an e-Mail to Porsche Motorsport directly! Normally they're super helpful so getting a manual for a GT3 R shouldn't be difficult!
Maybe we'll see each other at the track next year! Hockenheim on the 31.05. with the Porsche Club France Motorsport is a fixed date for me!
Just send an e-Mail to Porsche Motorsport directly! Normally they're super helpful so getting a manual for a GT3 R shouldn't be difficult!
Maybe we'll see each other at the track next year! Hockenheim on the 31.05. with the Porsche Club France Motorsport is a fixed date for me!
12-04-2012, 05:51 PM
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Hallo Yannick ;-)
Do you have an email address for Porsche Motorsport, by any chance ?
Nô Hockenheim for me, but will be at Manthey at the end of January for the ABS. Will stay around for 3 days...
@Surbum : I'm gonna send a MP to Claycos too
Thanks for your help !
Do you have an email address for Porsche Motorsport, by any chance ?
Nô Hockenheim for me, but will be at Manthey at the end of January for the ABS. Will stay around for 3 days...
@Surbum : I'm gonna send a MP to Claycos too
Thanks for your help !
12-06-2012, 04:51 PM
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Hey!
Here you are:
steffen.höllwarth@porsche.de
Telephone: +49 711/ 911-89922
He should be responsible...
Manthey is 45 minutes away from my place
Here you are:
steffen.höllwarth@porsche.de
Telephone: +49 711/ 911-89922
He should be responsible...
Manthey is 45 minutes away from my place