POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Hey guys, New to the 911 world. Could someone help me ID what the button above the lighter does? Thanks Matt
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POST 2Original post
PSE - bypasses one chamber of the muffler creating more sound and smiles welcome - post some pics of the car and specs....and tell us about yourself, well... naw, just the car stuff see the little vacuum valves - your swichs operates those
POST 3Original post
PUSH it
POST 4Original post
DON'T PUSH IT. It's the ejector seat.
POST 5Original post
Its the "go faster" button Welcome aboard and posts more details/pics on your ride
POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Hey thanks. Its a 2002 black/black 911 C4S with 40K completely stock at the moment. Ill post some pics soon. The ejector seat was a valid concern, I have a small garage and didn't have my helmet on! Matt
POST 7Original post
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Uh Uh! Another Black C4S... Kooolll
POST 8Original post
do you notice a bump in exhaust note?
POST 9Original post
How does it sound after you push that button?
POST 10Original post
It fires the afterburners...
POST 11Original post
We're gonna need better pics if we are going to keep making fun of you
POST 12Original post
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I bet it sounds like this. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqEqtDBdqt8
POST 13Original post
^^^^ HAHAHAH that dude is livin' the dream..... there is a saying I like - practice doesn't make perfect.... "perfect practice" makes perfect - this guy has his track in his mind so deep its spilling out - dayam, that's awesome!
POST 14Original post
His top end is hurting in that dentist chair. I bet your 911 makes you real happy. Get used to it for a few months feeling out the tires and suspension in turns. Lots of guys advise track time to know what the car does. One big warning is don't chop the gas off if the rear starts to break loose hard on you. We just had one guy on here regret letting off in the rain and last I knew he was trying figure out how to repair it near totalled. Just a warning you probably don't need but eh. The rear tires do wear out on the inside portion of the rear tires due to the suspensions camber. It's normal but if you don't take a good look under there you might be caught off guard or by a cop after you bounce off guard rails. It's a great car but it has to//........ have fun with it. Yah where's the pictures. Like they say, it never happened if you don't have pictures Enjoy!
POST 15Original post
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Where are those pics???
POST 16Original post
Quotes source post: 8266517
+1. Welcome! FM
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