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DIY Inspect a Porsche

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POST 1Original post

I found this video very useful for those buying a used Porsche especially DIY kind of buyers: PS I posted it in the 911 section because it shows a 996 but I'm sure it's applicable to all.

POST 2Original post

The credibility of the person doing the PPI is undermined by him saying "...as long as we don't have anything beyond range 2 (overrevs)...it's pretty safe to say that the engine is fine...if you get into range 3,4,5 or 6 that's a car you want to shy away from." There are only two rev ranges - 1 and 2 - in 996s. Rev ranges 1-6 were introduced with the 997.

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