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I have since disconnected the "orange connection" in the motor box to keep it singing.
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Will I run into any issues running 235/35 front and 305/30 rears on a 19" rim?
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Will I run into any issues running 235/35 front and 305/30 rears on a 19" rim?
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I figured with all the C4S owners in this thread, this is probably the best place to get an answer to this question.
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the Perilli that i ran for 4 Winters were 225/40/18 and 295/35/18 but i noticed at high speed (130kmph+) the PSM Light would kick in due to the Size Diffrence.
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the Perilli that i ran for 4 Winters were 225/40/18 and 295/35/18 but i noticed at high speed (130kmph+) the PSM Light would kick in due to the Size Diffrence. so i went with Falkens 225/40/18 & 265/35/18 this time around and so far no issues.
I did contact Tire Rack to no avail. They don't have information on when Porsche will certify (N)the tire for the 996 C4S, et. al. I would love to get a set of these for the summer. Any information from anyone else?
I'm not sure why, but I don't appear to have posted a pic in this thread. Here's the one I use in my avatar - the C4S sitting on my street when we still lived in Indiana.
cool...you can navigate up or down the road, etc...my son was driving and making me nauseous when the google earth car went by...a great cruise by sundance resort
Wow! Just went through the whole thread and only one C4S Cabrio! Are they rare? I just sold my C2 Cab to get this car but never looked at production numbers. Guess I will have to look that one up.
Ok, I can't resist telling you guys about this trip we have planned to get our C4S. We fly out of Seattle on Monday to Phoenix. Pick up our 2004 Seal Gray C4S from Porsche North Scottsdale. Since I don't know how to post a picture into the post, the car is in my signature. First time working with these guys in Scottsdale. Anyone else ever work with them?
Below is our anticipated route. Please feel free to give any suggestions on great roads to drive or places to drive through or even places to eat and stay. However, we only have 6 days.
After delivery it is off to Vegas headed out the US-93 towards Kingman.
After Vegas we head to The Ahwahnee Lodge at Yosemite. Can anyone recommend Blue Star Memorial Hwy versus Three Flags Hwy?
From Yosemite we head West to San Leandro and then North to Calistoga. A referral for lodging here would be appreciated. Tried the Chanric Inn but it was booked.
Then it is up to Gold Beach Oregon following the 101 Hwy.
We continue up the 101 and cut over through McMinnville (wine country) to get to Portland.
Home bound up the I5.
The highlight for me truly is the C4S as it is a childhood dream come true. But I am just as excited to take my wife to The Ahwahnee Lodge. It will be a dream come true for her.
Can't wait!!!!! Thanks for indulging me. It's after 1am and I can't sleep
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hahaha it's great you're that excited!
you'll love the cab!
As the only other C4S cab on this thread (presumable), welcome
Let us know how the trip went, good luck.
Cheers,
Sid.
Hey guys just wanted to give ya a heads-up!
If you're like me and have been looking FOREVER to find some led taillights which fit a 996 C4S check out the following links...
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...ml#post3183811
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...ml#post3183820
Well we made it home safely! An amazing trip!
Let me start with the car. I have had a 993 and 996 previously but neither were AWD. What a completely different experience! Diving into the corners has taken on all new meaning
The car ran flawlessly. The sport exhaust plays the best note. I have since disconnected the "orange connection" in the motor box to keep it singing. The rims received a few small chips. The fact that they extend outside the lip doesn't help. A little bummed about that but oh well. I wouldn't trade it for the drive time.
Porsche North Scottsdale lived up to expectations and then some. They had a driver meet us at the airport. The car was as promised. They quickly switched out the marker lights for me before leaving. New key chains were handed out for each key. And I picked up a sweet 918 Polo along with some old posters to frame and put up in the garage. My wonderful wife stood back and just laughed at me. A kid in a candy store.
We hit very few interstates the whole drive. We took back roads as much as possible. Some of the highlights were watching the sunrise while barreling out of Vegas, crossing the Sierra Nevadas, Lake Tahoe, Yosemite, San Francisco, Sonoma and Napa Valleys and Mt. Shasta. We had tons of sunshine and the top down most of the trip. We put nearly 2300 miles on the car. One day we just kept driving because we were having so much fun! 13.5 hours later we called it for the day
Here are a few photos.
Nice car and congrats. IMO, fly in/drive back purchases are the only way to buy these cars. I did the same but went from GA to IL, decent bit of twisties and elevation changes made it exciting.
I can't wait in a few years where I'm hoping to buy a new BMW M Euro delivery and drive the Nurburgring. Practicing on GT5 in preparation.
I figured with all the C4S owners in this thread, this is probably the best place to get an answer to this question. Will I run into any issues running 235/35 front and 305/30 rears on a 19" rim? Does the side wall have to be 25? There are more tire options for the 305/30 then 315/25. Will the rolling diameter cause issues with 305/30 on the rear with all-wheel drive? Thanks and this is by far the best picture thread.
I guess this is a fitting thread for my first post. Picked up a 2003 C4S in Houston last week and haven't stopped smiling since
https://picasaweb.google.com/1115735...eat=directlink
Outstanding. the wheels are interesting and look good. you might want to think about switching the side markers to clear. Hope you enjoy yours as much as I've enjoyed mine. The car is a daily driver for me, and it's always a kick. And there's a twin turbo set-up on this thread by "boochook" you might also enjoy thinking about. Cheers,
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now I'm going to have a look in my box in the attic...
did we all change them back in the day cause the euro cars had the clear and us cars were 'orange' ?
I really like your wheels. I think Im sold on getting my wheels painted since new wheels are out of the question with a house in escrow and our 2 year old baby. Thank you for sharing your pictures.
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I actually wondered about this some time ago. It seemed to be a fad to change to the clear look several years ago. I just liked the clear look on the silver or grey cars. Personal preference thing I guess. Cheers....
Funny if you look in Japanese magazines as they try to do the opposite over there since a lot of cars come with clear lenses, they try to get the orange lenses instead.
Track Set-Up. Factory WB GT3 Wheels Wrapped in Toyo R888's
Sorry for the Crappy pix, dint think it would turn out like that after Zooming in with a Iphone 4...
Very nice!
Congrats and enjoy.
As for mods....it is a slippery slope.
I vote KW's, 200 cell cats, exhaust, adj sways, ECU flash, GT3 console delete.......................
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Don't add a spoiler. Leave the air dynamics as is. Improving the suspension, air intake and plenum would be a worthy addition. The C4S is a unique body style. Keep it the way it was engineered to be.
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lol only way to Ride, 19's on teh Car 18's on the Roof
Actully it was a VW/Audi Season Opener Show here in Toronto, Canada... Had to look the Part
some more from Sunday :P
More shots from that Day, some nice Dubs!!!
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Zookee: It's about time somebody makes full utilization of their Porsche. The roof rack system is impressive. It reminds of a Porsche carrying bicycles on the roof rack. I'm going to do the same. Thanks for the photos. I'm highly impressed with the looks of your C4S, which remains to be one of the most unique Porsches out there.
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Thank you, i Try. She is my DD. I have been driving her everyday relardless of weather for the past 5+ years since i got her at 42km from Porsche Dealer. Last night on my way back from Montreal F1 GP i hit 136km...
