Any difference between California TT's and standard US TT's??
Doing my research on the 996 TT while I'm saving up some cash for the purchase and I noticed there are different VIN codes for California TT's and TT's for the rest of the US. So, are there any actual differences between the two?
My gut tells me it might be in the emissions system or the factory tune due to emissions, but I'll wait for the answer from you guys. Thanks! |
I don't know, but Jeremy Clarkson once said that "if you drive the turbo in LA the air it sucks in is more polluted that what comes out the exhaust"
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Originally Posted by adam699
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I don't know, but Jeremy Clarkson once said that "if you drive the turbo in LA the air it sucks in is more polluted that what comes out the exhaust"
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Saw that one also... but that was a 997 Turbo anyway. TTT for the answer!
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Originally Posted by adam699
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I don't know, but Jeremy Clarkson once said that "if you drive the turbo in LA the air it sucks in is more polluted that what comes out the exhaust"
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I heard that the west LA Turbos have bigger tail pipes. ;)
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http://stupidlookingcars.freecarblog...da_exhaust.jpg
Originally Posted by Prche951
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I heard that the west LA Turbos have bigger tail pipes. ;)
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speaking of which, can you spot Nancy pelosis lips? I think it's E, but not sure since I am not in Cali anymore.
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/__5hEuddXXn...elosi+lips.jpg |
porsche is a world car i've heard, and it not her lips it's her face
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I think all porsches are the same in the states. 50 state legal or whatever. They all have the same sticker.
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Originally Posted by seth_horwitz
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