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Fill gas tank by the fuel gauge reading
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Don't try to fill the gas tank by the fuel gauge reading.
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one thing....go to the track before you change anything
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If you do find that you are into it absolutely too hot, then a little lift should tighten your turn like right f'n now.
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No matter what condition the car is in or the dealer history or the great PPI, your purchase budget should include $5000 in the bank for the first year.
For unplanned, unexpected, or unnecessary (Mods that is) expenses that you are likely to encounter. These are wonderful high performance AutoBahn cruisers but they are still 6 to 12 year old cars. Murphy's Law... if something can go wrong - it will - (just wait an see...)
Don't try to fill the gas tank by the fuel gauge reading. Just stop at the first click off. The guages read low on a lot of the cars.
Keep an eye on the rear tires inside tread since it burns out first and will get you in a lot of trouble in slick conditions.
I looked at a car when I was searching, and the guy actually told me it had never been driven in the rain.
First thing I did when I got in the car was turn on the wipers to see if they worked. LOL!
...don't eat yellow snow!
Oh you wanted to know something about the car itself?!? Well I also agree with taking it to the track to see what it is truly capable of. It will amaze you.
Don't lift in a corner. This mostly applies to wet conditions but it applies to those cases where you are not driving smart or get caught unawares in the dry also.
If you do find that you are into it absolutely too hot, then a little lift should tighten your turn like right f'n now. Be prepared to ease back into that throttle and maybe even apply a little opposite lock and you might save yourself both dollars and embarassment.
Slow in fast out...that's the Porsche mantra.
Get thee to a DE.
+1 on rear tires. watch INSIDE. this car eats 'em.
drive it or lock it. if you keep in unlocked in your garage it will drain the battery in 48 hrs.
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