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What's with the Porsche groups and the use of acronyms?
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I actually knew that use of ESAD, but I assumed that couldn't be it.
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What's with the Porsche groups and the use of acronyms? RSM, PSE, PSS, I think I saw a PSC in there, somewhere someone is installing a Porsche based SDI...it seems like everything is an acronym here. I know what most of them stand for, but where I'm from it's a rear main seal, a sport exhaust, sport suspension...what's with all the acronyms? Are porsche drivers all MBAs who don't have the time to spell out words? There's even an acronym for the navigation system, though I forget what it is.
OK, I've caught all of that so far except for ESAD...Earth Science and Applications Division?
And Toddle, I can't RTFM...it's dad's car, not mine, and I've been 405 miles away since before he got it. Two more weeks and I'll be home, I can't wait.
Are you always that pleasent Steve? I actually knew that use of ESAD, but I assumed that couldn't be it. Oh, and yes, I do realize you were just kidding around...though I really did know what ESAD stands for and assumed Porsche just had some unfortunate acronym.
Tonight I jump in the MY01 NA P-car w/PDAS, going to dinner w/my SO, a MILF, 'cause it's her BD; TGIF. The garage floor looks good, the RMS has been holding well, YMMV, if it leaks I'll be like OMG BS WTF!!! W/the K&N the MAF has been clean too. Last week I had to hook up the PTS2 to the OBD and turn off the CEL, AFAIK it never effected the DME. The PSE sounds hella sweet and the SSK feels great too. I'm so glad the 996 didn't come w/PASM like the 997, then I would've never installed the RoW M030. I do wish that turning PSM off didn't keep the ABS and ABD active, but it sure is comforting to know that when it's on the ASC, EDC, DDC, and SRS are there when things get dodgey. So I'm at WOT and I keep messing w/the PCM 'cause I never RTFM, usually it's just WYSIWYG. The SO is like OMG WTF and then she wants to drive and I'm just ROTFLMAO at her. Then we get home and she's like LAGNAF.
Heh thanks guys
I think I had too many beers before I logged on last night.
KEY:
MY - Model Year
NA - Normal Aspirated
PDAS - Porsche Dynamic All Wheel Drive System
SO - Significant Other
MILF - Mom I Like To F***
BD - Birthday
TGIF - Thank God it's Friday
RMS - Rear Main Seal
YMMV - Your mileage may vary
OMG - Oh MY God
BS - Bull Sh**
WTF - What the f***
K&N - air filter
MAF - Mass Air Flow Sensor
PST2 - Porsche System Tester
OBD - On Board Computer
CEL - Check Engine Light
AFAIK - As far as I know
DME - Digital Motor Electronics
PSE - Porsche Sports Exhaust
SSK - Short shift kit
PASM - Porsche Active Suspension Management
RoW - Rest of World
M030- Sports suspension
PSM - Porsche Stability Management
ABS - Antilock Brake System
ABD - Automatic Brake Differential
ASC- Automatic Slip Control
EDC - Engine Drag-torque Control
DDC - Driving Dynamics Control
SRS - Supplemental Restraint System
WOT - Wide open throttle
PCM - Porsche Communication Management
RTFM - Read the f***ing manual
WYSIWYG - what you see is what you get
ROTFLMAO - rolling on the floor laughing my @$$ off
LAGNAF- Lets all get naked and f***
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