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YOUR RESEARCHOut into the sunlight! - 986 Forum - The Community for Porsche Boxster & Cayman Owners

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Replace tie rods & lower control arms

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1st drive since I replaced Tie rods & Lower control arms

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Set speed limit alarm

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I accidentally set my speed limit alarm to 75 mph and that just gave my wife fuel to comment on my speeding as that alarm went off constentlly

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Replace tie rods & lower control arms

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1st drive since I replaced Tie rods & Lower control arms

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Set speed limit alarm

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I accidentally set my speed limit alarm to 75 mph and that just gave my wife fuel to comment on my speeding as that alarm went off constentlly

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

After five months of hibernation I took my 2000 S out from the darkness into the sunlight. Put the battery in, held my breath and turned the key. Started right up. Had it idle and warm up to normal temp while I folded the cover and drove ten miles from the storage facility to home. Listening the the music of that lovely flat 6, shifted carefully a couple times then, when I was sure everything was operating well, started driving it normally. Only 26 degrees so it was too cold, at least for me, to put the top down. Automotive bliss! Larry (the happy Bald Eagle)

POST 2Original post

I am so jealous! My '02 S comes out of hibernation May 1 (weather permitting)... I've been walking everywhere since Nov. 7 and have almost forgotten how that flat six sounds like...

POST 5Original post

Quotes source post: 442286

I bet you know what summer is ! We had such a warm, mild winter here that I drove her nearly every day. Warmest winter on record worldwide (except for the east).

POST 7Original post

Quotes source post: 442286

Why, oh, why are you so cruel... Us northerners are already in therapy from Boxster withdrawal.

POST 9Original post

Need I say more? Mine will be coming out in mid-June.

POST 10Original post

Man, I b*tch about the weather here in Montreal but you guys in the maritimes have really been mistreated this year!

POST 11Original post

Another week or so yet I think. Got major jealous today though - was driving through KW and spotted a nice black 986 cruising around. Wanted to trade places with him, that was for sure.

POST 12Original post

it is with a heavy heart that I will inform all of you northerners, I have driven my boxy with the top down during every month of the year. I will admit there were a couple of times which I needed to wear a jacket, but the heated seats in my 05 needed to be worked out. I know what you're thinking. "who needs heated seats in a boxster in new Orleans?" the car was purchased used... it is a option I would have passed on, but it was nice to have for those rides.

POST 13Original post

We havd a raby hot day even by Phoenix standards. It hit a record today with 95! Normal is high 70s to low 80s. I am sure hit is going to send the snow birds home.

POST 15Original post

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Yes, but letting ours hibernate over the winter months only makes them that much more exciting to drive when spring arrives!

POST 16Original post

Got mine out yesterday for a nice little run to Guelph. Top stayed up however!

POST 17Original post

Snowing again here today - those out on the East-Coast should just keep the car in storage cause by the time that snow melts you will be ranging up your xmas lights again. As bad as it is here, it was not nearly as bad as it was for you folks... our prayers are with you.

POST 18Original post

Took mine out yesterday for a nice spin(with the top-down). Wasn't too bad at all here in NJ - high 40s low 50's. With the blower on HI, my nice warm heated seats and windows up, I did not feel the chill one bit. Put a nice grin on my face.

POST 19Original post

Finally got to drive a bit yesterday as well. Kept top up (Plastic window) 3rd/4th drive since Christmas 1st drive since I replaced Tie rods & Lower control arms I felt like I was slalom driving trying to avoid all the Pot holes Now I need to get under neath and make sure everything is still tight I accidentally set my speed limit alarm to 75 mph and that just gave my wife fuel to comment on my speeding as that alarm went off constentlly

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