996 TT arrives soon
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996 TT arrives soon
Finally made the plunge and ditched the C4S......
For a black 996TT X50 performance pack, aerokit and carbon fibre trim.
Absolutely chuffed to bits !
10 days to go........
Anyone fancy hosting some photo's ??
For a black 996TT X50 performance pack, aerokit and carbon fibre trim.
Absolutely chuffed to bits !
10 days to go........
Anyone fancy hosting some photo's ??
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nice cars very fast enjoy!
can use them everyday main problem is replacing tires!
can get 17mpg city upto 25-28 motorway
only uses alot of oil but well worth it.
which year are you getting?
may upgrade to a 997 or a q7 later this year.
can use them everyday main problem is replacing tires!
can get 17mpg city upto 25-28 motorway
only uses alot of oil but well worth it.
which year are you getting?
may upgrade to a 997 or a q7 later this year.
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yea bit worrying to start with when theres a few puffs of black smoke on start up! They all do that though usually get 19mpg in town and even managed a 30 mpg before but drops a fair bit when your having fun lol!!
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GT2 was too selfish and too scary....
Aerokit looks great - but the front splitter is infamous for getting kerbed.......
Contacting paintshield to protect the front from chips.
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I have run a 996TT now for nearly 3 years (having gone through a Box S, 996 C2, 996 C4S)
Amazing cars sure you will enjoy it. Plus throw a couple of £k at a good tuning company & they can easily extract 550bhp with no stress on the car at all - they are so over engineered.
Running costs can take some getting used to:
Clutch £2,000- 2,500
Major Service £ 1400 (base line cost)
Front discs & pads £1,000
But worth every penny.
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Amazing cars sure you will enjoy it. Plus throw a couple of £k at a good tuning company & they can easily extract 550bhp with no stress on the car at all - they are so over engineered.
Running costs can take some getting used to:
Clutch £2,000- 2,500
Major Service £ 1400 (base line cost)
Front discs & pads £1,000
But worth every penny.
R.
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I have run a 996TT now for nearly 3 years (having gone through a Box S, 996 C2, 996 C4S)
Amazing cars sure you will enjoy it. Plus throw a couple of £k at a good tuning company & they can easily extract 550bhp with no stress on the car at all - they are so over engineered.
Running costs can take some getting used to:
Clutch £2,000- 2,500
Major Service £ 1400 (base line cost)
Front discs & pads £1,000
But worth every penny.
R.
Amazing cars sure you will enjoy it. Plus throw a couple of £k at a good tuning company & they can easily extract 550bhp with no stress on the car at all - they are so over engineered.
Running costs can take some getting used to:
Clutch £2,000- 2,500
Major Service £ 1400 (base line cost)
Front discs & pads £1,000
But worth every penny.
R.
Yep - its only money.........
Although its had new rads, its major service in March and new discs/pad all round.....
Off to paintshield to get the from spoiler covered
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Good move - the front end picks up stonechips like you wouldn't believe. My mate has a silver one that doesn't show so much but mine is seal grey and its a real pain.
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Looks stunning. Although I'm not a big fan of the Aero kits on the turbo's.
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He's as tight as the bums he services
DJ Vinyl Ritchie................He must have a stomach lined with kevlar to deal with 80 year old women on all fours with their wizards sleeves touching the examination bench as he's wrapping some string around their piles
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Don't believe all the macho bravado nonsense from Gastro.....
He's as tight as the bums he services
DJ Vinyl Ritchie................He must have a stomach lined with kevlar to deal with 80 year old women on all fours with their wizards sleeves touching the examination bench as he's wrapping some string around their piles
He's as tight as the bums he services
DJ Vinyl Ritchie................He must have a stomach lined with kevlar to deal with 80 year old women on all fours with their wizards sleeves touching the examination bench as he's wrapping some string around their piles
LOL
Your posts sound 'familiar' ........... do I know you by any other name ?
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