First drive - Is long distance alright?
#19
Drive it.
I drove my 997GT2 back from Stuttgart factory collection to London. Tried launch control after 5 miles, hit 175mph after 20 miles. I would've gone faster, but the roads were too busy.
I know someone whose GT2RS went over 200mph the morning after he picked it up new.
I drove my 997GT2 back from Stuttgart factory collection to London. Tried launch control after 5 miles, hit 175mph after 20 miles. I would've gone faster, but the roads were too busy.
I know someone whose GT2RS went over 200mph the morning after he picked it up new.
#20
I got the warning message once of "spoiler actuator failure" but that was thousands of miles ago and everything works fine still.
#21
Thanks for the info. I guess I just have to drive slow.
One common problem in the Turbo is the spoiler actuators fail. This is because they go up and down a lot in their lifetimes, and the part just isn't up to the challenge.
I got the warning message once of "spoiler actuator failure" but that was thousands of miles ago and everything works fine still.
I got the warning message once of "spoiler actuator failure" but that was thousands of miles ago and everything works fine still.
#22
I flew to Sarasota to pick up my '07 Turbo (gone). Dealer picked me up at airport and I did the paperwork, climbed into the car, and drove it home to Greensburg (Pittsburgh).
#23
Yes, my wife and I have decided to take a break from the kids and fly down there on our own. It is only a 500 miles drive, so it'll probably be no more than 3 hours back.
#24
I was referring to the front spoiler. The part is quite low to the ground and easy to scrape or break. I have replaced mine twice in 7000 miles. Luckily it doesn’t cost much, Suncoast sells it for $175 and it’s easy to install. If you live in a hilly area, just get used to it, not a big deal.
The painted ones especially in a light color show cracks and dings and I don’t think look very nice once damaged. I’ve seen quite a few in resort areas all banged up. If I had a painted one would replace with a non painted once damaged.
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The painted ones especially in a light color show cracks and dings and I don’t think look very nice once damaged. I’ve seen quite a few in resort areas all banged up. If I had a painted one would replace with a non painted once damaged.
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