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WOOO hit 100k miles on my car two weeks ago now im at 101000. no problems except for the MAF sensor that i had to replace. who ever said porsche's aren't reliable should get shoot...... or at least severly beaten
Congrats!!! Sounds like you've had about 100,000 smiles...
Nice...these 996's are proving to be more solid everyday.
WELCOME TO THE CLUB!!!! I am at 108K!!!
Awesome! And I thought I drove alot hitting 60K recently. These cars are really bulletproof if they are taking car of and DRIVEN!!!! You seem to be a member of that club. Congrats
Any issues with yours so far newport996?
These cars are really bulletproof if they are taking car of and DRIVEN!!!! There's a lot of anecdotal info on this forum to support that conclusion. It seems that many of the 996s with lots of problems have very low miles. Maybe the 996 doesn't like being a garage queen.
Do you blame it? can't keep a thoroughbred caged up, it WILL revolt.
i drive my car extremely hard all the time (its a porsche no way would i drive it slow). and its not all highway miles either its stop and go. theses things are truly amazing. i have a quick question i just got a new set of tires and only the inside of the old ones was bald while the outside was fine (front tires only) do i have to go get my suspense fixed or is it fine.
sounds like you have more negative camber than you are using. do you have an aftermarket setup?
nope stock the only mods i have on it is the k&N aircharger thing that just came out and an aftermarket head unit
Sounds like a simple alignment check to figure out why the insides are wearing so quickly.
Oscypek: Which year is your car?
I agree. sounds like an alignment is in your future.
^^^What they said regarding the alignment...but act quickly or else you are in store for more new tires very soon.
Well yes lots...but mostly all with the orig. engine....since its been replaced, 40k miles trouble free....I think some of the 99's may have had some issues, but the engine updates and all the other updates seem to take care of all the little problems....I commute in my car 100 miles a day.....smiling all the way...lol...
oscypek: what year?
I have 40K on my 2004 and my 2001 had 55k on it. Neither car had a major problem.
sorry it took me so long to reply its a 2000
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