I understand that the Club is carrying out a survey to assess the extent of the RMS problem, which effects 996/Boxster. I've received a questionnaire from the Boxster Register, but nothing yet from the 996 Register. Is the 996 Register participating in the survey? If not, I think that any conclusions would be incomplete.
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YOUR RESEARCH996 - RMS Issue
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Oliver My understanding is that the 996 members are not being surveyed. Not sure why as you rightly indicate both models are affected. Could it be that there are too many fingers in the pie and none on the hands of a cook[ ]
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