Aircooled Porsche + Coffee | Aug 15
08-06-2015, 05:53 PM
#47
Drifting
Thread Starter
+1 I am looking for a Diesel to replace our 955 but I think I need to wait for the prices to come down some more.
The Cayenne is the best combination of sport and luxury that you can possibly get in an SUV hands down... You will never regret buying one, unless of course your luck is as bad as mine and you bought an 04 CS... but even then it's hard to regret because the SUV is just so amazingly capable and comfortable to haul the family + toys etc anywhere and everywhere.
The Cayenne is the best combination of sport and luxury that you can possibly get in an SUV hands down... You will never regret buying one, unless of course your luck is as bad as mine and you bought an 04 CS... but even then it's hard to regret because the SUV is just so amazingly capable and comfortable to haul the family + toys etc anywhere and everywhere.
In order to bring my 911 it requires leaving the family at home. Jenna doesn't like the recaro's, and the baby seat doesn't fasten to anything in that car anymore since half of the interior has been deleted...
edit - Plus, I can now drive like a HOONIGAN (as if there was ever any other option...)
edit - Plus, I can now drive like a HOONIGAN (as if there was ever any other option...)
08-06-2015, 05:58 PM
#48
Drifting
Thread Starter
Lots of interest on the Porsche boards and instagram; this is shaping up to be a pretty big event with a cool mix of cars!
Again: All Porsches and Porsche fans are welcome!!
08-08-2015, 03:32 PM
#50
Race Car
I might be out. Sprang a massive oil leak the other day, left a trail into the garage and probably lost half a litre at least within 30 min. after shutting it down. Can't drive anywhere until I fix it, and I have a sneaking suspicion the engine might have to come out. That's my project for early next week.
08-10-2015, 11:58 AM
#51
Drifting
Thread Starter
I might be out. Sprang a massive oil leak the other day, left a trail into the garage and probably lost half a litre at least within 30 min. after shutting it down. Can't drive anywhere until I fix it, and I have a sneaking suspicion the engine might have to come out. That's my project for early next week.
08-11-2015, 07:53 AM
#52
08-11-2015, 10:59 AM
#53
Race Car
6 hours? For a newbie maybe. 
I have it down to 90 minutes out, 60 back in, plus whatever time it takes to fix whatever's leaking.
But I think I've got the major one fixed. There's still a slow leak from the RMS, but I'll probably leave that till fall to fix. I just don't feel like doing it this week.
I have it down to 90 minutes out, 60 back in, plus whatever time it takes to fix whatever's leaking.
But I think I've got the major one fixed. There's still a slow leak from the RMS, but I'll probably leave that till fall to fix. I just don't feel like doing it this week.
08-11-2015, 11:46 AM
#54
Yes well since I am a lot younger and can do it even faster I didn't want to brag or insult you...
I have pulled powertrain in 30min before... mind you that's on a race car and it's a lot simpler... My car I can do in 90min at a reasonable pace. If I'm rushing I can do it even faster. All I was saying was you only need an evening to get it done... you have 4 evenings until the meet... no excuses! lol If you need help getting parts I can get them same day if you will pickup in Whitby.
Let me know if I can help with anything
JR
I have pulled powertrain in 30min before... mind you that's on a race car and it's a lot simpler... My car I can do in 90min at a reasonable pace. If I'm rushing I can do it even faster. All I was saying was you only need an evening to get it done... you have 4 evenings until the meet... no excuses! lol If you need help getting parts I can get them same day if you will pickup in Whitby.
Let me know if I can help with anything
JR
08-11-2015, 11:47 AM
#55
6 hours? For a newbie maybe.
I have it down to 90 minutes out, 60 back in, plus whatever time it takes to fix whatever's leaking.
But I think I've got the major one fixed. There's still a slow leak from the RMS, but I'll probably leave that till fall to fix. I just don't feel like doing it this week.
I have it down to 90 minutes out, 60 back in, plus whatever time it takes to fix whatever's leaking.
But I think I've got the major one fixed. There's still a slow leak from the RMS, but I'll probably leave that till fall to fix. I just don't feel like doing it this week.
08-11-2015, 01:36 PM
#58
Team Owner
Well the good news Jonathon is the parts are actually on there way now .. so next week the pendulum will start swing back the other way as I start bolting her back together.
So i'm thinking shift into spring I should be just about there..
So i'm thinking shift into spring I should be just about there..
08-11-2015, 02:15 PM
#59
Drifting
Thread Starter
K, cool! Pumped that the cars are coming back together guys! Clive, I thought you sold your Targa, this is awesome news that it's just getting some one on one wrenching love.
Regarding the West End Convoy to Oakville on Saturday morning. I will not be able to join you guys, but definitely still have this happen. Nothing better than a whole crew of Porsches in a swarm heading to an event. Here are the details from the other page:
Convoy Details:
7:20 at Queensway Cineplex (1025 The Queensway, Etobicoke, ON M8Z 6C7)
7:45 Departure to Porsche Centre Oakville
Regarding the West End Convoy to Oakville on Saturday morning. I will not be able to join you guys, but definitely still have this happen. Nothing better than a whole crew of Porsches in a swarm heading to an event. Here are the details from the other page:
Convoy Details:
7:20 at Queensway Cineplex (1025 The Queensway, Etobicoke, ON M8Z 6C7)
7:45 Departure to Porsche Centre Oakville
