Very new to Porsche having just bought my '99 911 C2 at the end of April. Been lurking about the forums, and have joined membership here. In looking over the tech section, I see the name Todd Serota. If anyone knows how to get hold of Todd, please ask him to email me at [email removed] (I know I need to change my address) as he and I once shared a common passion for the 3rd gen RX-7. He left the rotary fold many years ago, and here I am now. Thanks.
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YOUR RESEARCHTodd Serota
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www.tracquest.com All of Todd's info is found at his site.
Thanks. I knew he had that operation, but couldn't recall its name.
Ahhh yes, the FD3S....Mine blew up(literally) at 150k miles and 368RWHP. That was a fun car, but less reliable than anything I can imagine. Welcome to the Porsche world.
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