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YOUR RESEARCHWine, Brake Rotors, nothing really
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You obviously saw the "orange peel" after your trip to to get the wine and AFTER you had "tested the quality of the grapes!"
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Took the 996 cab for a top down spin over to Johannisberg im Rheingau, which is on the Rhein, and purchased three cases of Riesling (Prinz von Hessen) and on the return trip hit 116mph (188kph) which wasn't bad for the A66 between Wiesbaden and Frankfurt. Great weather. The weather guru's all agree that it's going to get nasty tomorrow. Three cases (6, 1liter bottles/case) fits easily in the boot/trunk. Our personal best is five cases.
Disk Rotors.. No warping but on the 20th of July 2007, The Porsche Center Frankfurt did the big 40,000 kilometer service and they found rust on the inside side of both front rotors (Bremscheiben) and turned them (Gedreht) and charged me �102.98 (total), which seems very reasonable. Our 996 is a garage queen and mostly only goes out in good weather (which sometimes even happens in the winter months). I have no idea how the rotors could have gotten rust pitted, and only on the inside sides. Any thoughts?
Sure would love to ship mine over for a spin through Germany!! I was in Landau and Kandel 2 years ago just before Xmas for business and it sure is beautiful country!
Tippy Wrote: *Many on here said not to turn the rotors, say it isnt so, a Porsche center in the Motherland turned them*
they did. got the bill right next to me here. 99999999 Bremscheiben Gedreht (Rost Innen) €102.98 Porsche Zentrum Frankfurt, Hanauer Landstrasse 220a, 60314 Frankfurt am Main.
Call 'em up. They speak passable english (heck their chief of all things mechanical was an American named Perry Woods until he got a promotion and transfered to Bavaria) direct dial from the USofA 011 49 69 40 58 51 0 (they closed now but they open tmorrow at 08:00 CET, you being in Texas give 'em a call about 15:00 your time).
Well, this explains your other post about seeing "orange peel" on your car. You obviously saw the "orange peel" after your trip to to get the wine and AFTER you had "tested the quality of the grapes!"
Just kidding! Sounds like a great trip.
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