If you are looking for a
987.1
RS350 setup for track day events I'm just listing mine for sale.
It's on PCA and ********.
Why not post it here too?
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I'm not really looking but what is the signifigence of RS350?
Hi, well I would love to post it here as well, but the admins requires me to have posted over ten other posts across 30 days before I can.
The RS350 engine upgrades increases the crank hp from 295 to around 350.
Restrictor removal (de-snorkle), V-flow intake, bigger throttle body/ plenum, chip and tune, smaller under pulley, race cat and exhaust.
I have all but the race cat which gave me smog issues in CA.
The admins have nothing to do with that policy - that's written into the software that hosts this forum, by the owners of the forum (which admins don't own, nor get paid to run..) If you feel it's unfair I think complaining to VerticalScope might be the place any ire should be directed.
The reason for that requirement (to post in the marketplace) and for the restriction on PM's, is to prevent a scammer from joining the website and immediately starting to scam people with either false for-sale listings, or PM's directed to people asking about buying something - and sending a PM that they have it (always at an AMAZING price) if you'll just send them money via PayPal "Friends and Family"..
It's there to protect you. It isn't intended to restrict your use of the forum - it does let people who might be looking at a WTB or FS by you, or who've received a PM from you - to look at your former posts and see if you look legit.
I would suggest browsing the forum and seeing if there are topics you have expertise on where you can post helpful posts to people.
I do not suggest posting things like "Cool car!" "Welcome!" etc - one or two-word posts - since scammers typically do exactly that to get their post count over the required posts. If the mods or admin spot these (or are alerted to them by members) - if we determine you seem legit, the posts without real content are very likely to disappear, meaning you have to start over again. If we can't determine if you seem legit - we will put a watch on your account so we can observe if you post real messages or bogus ones. And if we determine the account is for sure bogus (bad IP#, location - Ghanna is an unlikely spot for Porsches, etc.) the user simply disappears.
FWIW - ******** has EXACTLY the same policy over there, and the PCA requires paid membership in order to post on their Marketplace - I'm sure you overlooked these policies.
I see you haven't posted an introductory message yet - that might be a good step in establishing a credible reputation here. You can do that right here:
New Member Introductions
- Photos are always welcomed.
BTW - welcome to Planet-9, the Friendly and Intelligent Porsche Forum!
https://********.com/forums/market/1359818
I assume this one?
Full deets here:
https://karlmats.com/cayman.html
Hi Don, thanks for the detailed explanation and yes that's fair and sure a good way of trying to block scammers. Sorry for using the wrong word admin. I had no idea who develops the software for Planet-9. I'm also new to using any forums.
GLTHFJ60, yes that my ad on ********.
Planet 9 the
Porsche
forum with very touchy moderators.
