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YOUR RESEARCHHelp! Car will not go slow......
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I can not figure it out. I can drive the 928 all day long at reasonable and "proper" speeds, but everytime I take the 911 out I turn into Dale Jr. Whats happening??
Could it be the optimistic speedometer? As do many 996's, mine reads 5 mph fast.
I also have a Volvo that reads 5 mph slow (classic Volvo story -- the original lower-profile tires were deemed insufficiently reliable so they recalled them and changed them to a "safer" tire that was taller). As a result, I get a 10 mph swing when I switch cars.
Actually the State Police and insurance companies have been working together on the cure for many, many years.
Fortunately, Valentine 1 has enabled the disease to progress unabated!
Funny, I have that problem in both of my cars...... 911 & M3......
DJSmith, I thought I was bad excess of 100 in a 35..... But I bet that wasn't in front of a Police station..... "Yes that was more than 10 years ago"
-Eli
Just got my defensive driving class out of the way and got the ticket dismissed. I've really gotta keep me speed down....or get a radar detector. Has anyone had experience with the Escort Solo 2?
it is the same as 'training' for the 100 yard dash with boat anchors tied to your ankles...
when you take away the boat anchors... you are lots faster!
Since getting my Passort SRX installed it's really helped.
Pics of the installation... who needs that stinking cup holder!!
http://www.pbase.com/riadanza/radar
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