Loving the Drive
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Loving the Drive
Picked the car up yesterday and even the predicted rain for today held off so I could drive it. 
Great handling for the back roads of Delaware county PA! It is so docile in traffic but handles better than any other Pcar I've owned when asked. I'm loving it! Solid, no rattles, and aside from some road construction dust, a great looking car. Can't wipe the smile off.
Great handling for the back roads of Delaware county PA! It is so docile in traffic but handles better than any other Pcar I've owned when asked. I'm loving it! Solid, no rattles, and aside from some road construction dust, a great looking car. Can't wipe the smile off.
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Congrats on the new ride! Great choice of color for the 991.
. Nice PCCBs. What interior color is that? I went with Agate Grey/Pebble. Have fun with your new ride.
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Picked the car up yesterday and even the predicted rain for today held off so I could drive it. Great handling for the back roads of Delaware county PA! It is so docile in traffic but handles better than any other Pcar I've owned when asked. I'm loving it! Solid, no rattles, and aside from some road construction dust, a great looking car. Can't wipe the smile off.
Great handling for the back roads of Delaware county PA! It is so docile in traffic but handles better than any other Pcar I've owned when asked. I'm loving it! Solid, no rattles, and aside from some road construction dust, a great looking car. Can't wipe the smile off.ChuckJ
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I went Black/Platinum Grey full leather and adaptive sport plus. They are comfortable and supportive seats and fit the dual nature of the car (it's a theme). I think the grey matches the wheels (really silver/polished) pretty well. The PCCBs stop great and offset the Blue. I love it!
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Picked the car up yesterday and even the predicted rain for today held off so I could drive it. Great handling for the back roads of Delaware county PA! It is so docile in traffic but handles better than any other Pcar I've owned when asked. I'm loving it! Solid, no rattles, and aside from some road construction dust, a great looking car. Can't wipe the smile off.
Great handling for the back roads of Delaware county PA! It is so docile in traffic but handles better than any other Pcar I've owned when asked. I'm loving it! Solid, no rattles, and aside from some road construction dust, a great looking car. Can't wipe the smile off.
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Thanks, I wasn't sure I would like them and pictures don't do them justice. They give the car a nice stance coupled with SPASM. They are bit retro, but so am I so that fits. Still trying to find the weight for them versus std wheels. Supposed to be lighter but by how much?
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Tires looked like my Turbo rears so looked closer and found they are 305 width not 295 like other wheel options. This is different than the configurator listing. That's a pleasant surprise for the Sport Techno wheels!
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mine is on the boat so i don't know what size mine will be...
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I am pretty sure the wider tires are fitted to only the Sport Techno wheels because they are a half inch wider wheel. Noticed the 305s are sold as part of the Sport Techno upgrade from Sun Coast, so I'm guessing it is a factory package. Was at the dealer today and all the cars there were 295 and std wheels. It's a theory...
