77k miles and well maintained...
Just got my first 911 - a 99'...What do I need to know?
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YOUR RESEARCHJust got my first 911 - a 99'...What do I need to know?
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Have fun with it!
You need to know how to read......the reast out there.
should have asked what you need to know BEFORE you bought. this might help: https://rennlist.com/forums/911-foru...immermann.html
I would suggest that you determine what, if anything, needs to be maintained, replaced, etc. And start a list of any upgrades or changes you want to make. Then, with those lists, search the Rennlist forum for lots and lots of threads about the subjects. Also go thru the thread at the top of the 996 forum to learn facts about the 996. And enjoy driving!
Ignition on the left, tach in the middle. Have fun!
Your life is f*cked from here on. Should have bought a Toyota
Everything you need to know about owning a 996 can be found in this thread: https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...996-forum.html
Join PCA. You have lots to learn and they will help!
A nice drop wouldn't hurt but I tell that to everyone.
Just enjoy the car man, though with the current artic-freeze conditions we are experiencing now on the east coast, it's a little rough Oops... Cheers,
Search on here for member KrazyK's posts. That should set you straight.
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+1 Congratulations RUthless Post a few more pictures and tell us a little more about it.
Keep off this site; just go out and enjoy your new ride. Ignorance is Bliss!! J/K! Tons of great information here. Spend the $20 or so and become a member, then check out the member's areas if you get bored. Welcome to pcar heaven! ps...don't listen to KK!
All you need to know is that it's going to be one of the most fun cars you've ever owned. If you can daily drive it, go for it because it's an absolute joy. I see you're in NJ. A set of blizzaks turn it into an absolute beast in the snow. It never hurts to have the gas tank filled before it snows as well - a little more weight on the front end. There are plenty of threads on here to bring you up to speed on common issues. But, don't get too hung up on them or you'll drive yourself nuts. Just my $.02
Now that was funny!! ...and un-sadly true ________________________________________ 01-23-2014 12:54 AM Soaringman Your life is f*cked from here on. Should have bought a Toyota"
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