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YOUR RESEARCHA little time behind the wheel of a 997 is in my near future...
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Set off chain reaction braking fits going over 100
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Use the engine to brake instead of promoting accidents setting off chain reaction braking fits going over 100.
A little time behind the wheel of a 997 is in my near future...
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Use the engine to brake instead of promoting accidents setting off chain reaction braking fits going over 100.
A little time behind the wheel of a 997 is in my near future...
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I just booked my airline tickets for a Porsche Performance Tour event during the first week of October. It's a custom event for a group of 16 people, starting and ending in Stuttgart. We'll do a tour of the manufacturing facility and museum, followed by three days of driving new 997s around Germany and through the Alps.
I can't wait!
I saw that on the german website a few months ago. It's going to be a good old fun time. Maybe be practiced on recording sound or better yet video with sound so that you can record the sounds of being at a rest stop especially away from town where 120kph is the speed limit. Away from the towns is every man, woman and child for himself. Nothing better than hearing every car going by doing its best to spit the valves out the exhaust. You'll love it. Just don't be a fool and try paassing to the right or between anybody. Some of them will pick you off as an auslander on the autobahn doing that and run you off the road even doing 120mph. You'll love it even if that happens. I've seen bumper to bumper at 100+ not even able to see the plates in front of me. Don't be an american brake nut. Use the engine to brake instead of promoting accidents setting off chain reaction braking fits going over 100.
They'll take good care of you. Make us all proud of you
The kookoo clocks or plates are pretty cool to bring home.
Awesome Dennis!
BTW - I'm doing a similar thing. Next Saturday, 4 of us are going to the local Honda dealership to see the car wash bay. Should be fun!
I did the autobahn and the Alps on a Harley Electra Glide Ultra Classic in 2002. Running at 90+ on the Autobahn and the BMW's, Mercedes and Porsche's were blowing by me. You will have a great time. Not sure which is better, going fast on the Autobahn or the twisty's and passes in the Alps. Have a great time.
