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What kind of Porsche owner are you?

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YOUR RESEARCHWhat kind of Porsche owner are you?

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Use clutch

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I try and remember to always use the clutch when shifting, but cancelling the turn signals has been neglected on several occasions.

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Use clutch

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I try and remember to always use the clutch when shifting, but cancelling the turn signals has been neglected on several occasions.

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I suggested a year or so ago that there was no difference between most P car owners (yea Otter that includes 993 owners) and the kids that fix up imports.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Vote now while you still can.

POST 2Original post

The kind that adds performance mods and tracks the car often. The kind that has a built in lap timer.

POST 3Original post

U, Better climb into your nomex. I suggested a year or so ago that there was no difference between most P car owners (yea Otter that includes 993 owners) and the kids that fix up imports. I was half serious and half joking but boy did I catch hell. Good luck. Jim

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POST 5Original post

Me I drive the car hard when I can get out to the track. At the same time I do some beauty modifications like wheels. I won't sacrifice my everyday use to go to the track, but try to get in DEs and AutoX when I can.

POST 6Original post

The kind that doesn't give a $h!t what anyone else thinks.

POST 8Original post

Even though I bought my C4S to drive year-round....I still love to wash it!

POST 9Original post

This is like one of those freakin gay shirt liftin date services. "What type of big guy are you"?

POST 10Original post

I've never heard of that service, what do you mean?

POST 11Original post

wash/shine/drive/DIY if its not out of reach.

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I try and remember to always use the clutch when shifting, but cancelling the turn signals has been neglected on several occasions. Does the onboard computer track this?

POST 14Original post

the kind that cant be bothered with polls ....

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