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YOUR RESEARCHInto six-figures!
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Only bits that have been replaced other than brakes, tyres and service stuff (AFAIK) are one radiator, one MAF, one RMS & clutch (50,000 miles ago), locking module, and a track-rod end.
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oops, need to adjust the hair trigger on this mouse,
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Seriously though mate, great to see a 911 being used like it should be.
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Only bits that have been replaced other than brakes, tyres and service stuff (AFAIK) are one radiator, one MAF, one RMS & clutch (50,000 miles ago), locking module, and a track-rod end.
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Best laid plans and all that...
Was all primed to be doing an appropriate speed when the odometer clicked over the magic figure, but ended up in an 8-mile, 3-lane, tailback on the M25 (note the temperature gauge!
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Oh well, still a momentous occasion...
Bl00dy hell, congrats on the big 100000, :worship: and on the temp! Only time I've gotten near that was doing a fast hill climb behind a TVR T350C in 30degree heat... (he had to shut down as all the dash just lit up telling him it was about to explode :twisted: )
Big congrats on the 100k though....
Well done Wattie. Just goes to show that you can put miles on a water cooled 911. How long are you planning to keep it now?
Perhaps we should have a poll :?: Walks away in the hope that someone technical will organise it for me
I saw that... :hand:
Cheeky git... Only bits that have been replaced other than brakes, tyres and service stuff (AFAIK) are one radiator, one MAF, one RMS & clutch (50,000 miles ago), locking module, and a track-rod end. So whole drivetrain and suspension is all original
Just realised this means I have now driven 110,000 miles in total in 911s (52,500 in my previous 993 and now 57,500 in the 996 - all in 7 years in total) :thumbs:
Funny you should say that, as I nearly swapped it for a Supercharged RRS last week... Just need to produce more CO2 and get those temperatures back up again
What more than a 100k 996? :lol: :wink:
Ok, ok, this cheeky git is shutting up now :roll: Before I get :gunfire:
Seriously though mate, great to see a 911 being used like it should be. Hats off to you :salut:
