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da_gleadless
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markcouzens
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Regards,
[font="comic sans ms,sans-serif"]Clive[/font]
I'm into my 5th hour of Gen 2 C4S ownership and I'm smiling like a madman.
I purchased from Solihull a 2011 Gen 2 in black with lots of goodies. Traded up from a 981 Black Edition Cayman.
4 owners/23,000 miles.
Look forward to chatting soon!
Darren
CliveP911
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C16 UK LUX spec: tinted windows, metallic paint,
026 Silver-faced stopwatch
249 Tiptronic transmission, 5-speed
267 Automatically dimmable mirrors
268 Rain sensor
342 Seat heating
405 19" Carrera Classic 5-spoke wheels
425 Rear window wiper
431 Multifunction steering wheel, smooth leather
432 Tiptronic buttons for steering wheel
437 12-way electrical seat incl. lumbar support, left
438 12-way electrical seat incl. lumbar support, right
454 Automatic speed control
538 Seat memory, right
567 Top-tinted windscreen
I have a feeling I will too
Darren
Blade.Eater
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Good choice of motor......
Thought I would introduce myself to the 997 club. I have rejoined the PCGB as I have previously owned a 991 C4S. In a months time I am collecting my 'DREAM CAR'. Ever since I was small I have always wanted to own a Turbo and I am now lucky enough to about to own one. Its a 997 Turbo and I cant wait to drive it!!
Clive you mentioned about training for the Turbo, thats inspired me and I am going to look in to this too! I spoke to Porsche in silverstone training centre and they only have 991 turbo's on their courses but I will take a look at your suggestions
I am really looking forward to getting involved in some good chats on the forum and hopefully meet some of you at the Club get togethers
Thanks
997 Turbo is a very fine car and I'm sure you will thoroughly enjoy it. Initially, as new concept, I would suggest just driving it for a couple of months to become fully conversant. You're a 911 driver anyway, so you should get to grips fairly easily.
Following this, you will be then able to tell how you would like it to drive and handle, so book a day off and get it up to Chris Franklin at Center (sic) Gravity in Atherstone for a setup session.
Once it's performing as you want it, there any number of high performance driving schools providing one to one tuition. Come back on this again later and we can always provide some useful leads for you. You should also consider left foot braking if you don't employ this already see [link=https://www.porscheclubgb.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=783772]https://www.porscheclubgb.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=783772[/link] Where are you based BTW?
Regards,
[font="comic sans ms,sans-serif"]Clive[/font]
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