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Surprised you have time to drive it with all that hedge cutting. Love the car though.ORIGINAL: GT2 Fan Hi Guys It's been a while. Some of you older folk may recall my Martini Turbo from when Kay and I ran the Kent Region. That was almost 10 years ago, now we are back. So not really new members, rather resurrected, this time with an extra turbo. Paul Dennis.
who needs morecambe and wise??[]ORIGINAL: pwebbSurprised you have time to drive it with all that hedge cutting. Love the car though.ORIGINAL: GT2 Fan Hi Guys It's been a while. Some of you older folk may recall my Martini Turbo from when Kay and I ran the Kent Region. That was almost 10 years ago, now we are back. So not really new members, rather resurrected, this time with an extra turbo. Paul Dennis.
Still in white according to DVLA records. []ORIGINAL: ralphmusic GT08 TOO is still on a GT2 but it is now shown as a red car. Did you have it wrapped in white? (I saw it at Exeter OPC)
davidlaurel
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garyw
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Welcome David, excellent colour choice [] As mentioned, speak to your local dealer, some are much more sympathetic to the grills than others... The 997 is known to have more road noise than the 996- something the 991 has cured from the information around. The Bridgestone tyres do have stiffer side walls than the PS2, so I'd suggest that Yes they may well be slightly noisier. However a very responsive tyre... garywORIGINAL: davidlaurel Does fitting front rad grilles affect the warranty I guess it does, so a case of having to remove them before it goes in for any work etc? Anyway just loving it! Just a bit noisier than my old 996. Are PS2 tyres any quieter than the Bridgestones?
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garyw
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garyw
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Paul, post your request on this thread -> [link=http://www.porscheclubgbforum.com/tm.asp?m=235860&mpage=17]http://www.porscheclubgbforum.com/tm.asp?m=235860&mpage=17[/link] stating your membership number, they will do it much quicker for you. garywORIGINAL: GT2 Fan I just can't seem to find a way to change my log in from 'Guest' to 'Member.'
garyw
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[] Yes, members only... once admin put your forum account corect it will then allow access Sadly you're not the first nor the the last I'm sure to struggle with the log in system. garywORIGINAL: GT2 Fan It seems that I don't have sufficient clearance to log inoto your link for Wilton House, must be above my pay grade.
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