Problems with a TT in hot weather?
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Problems with a TT in hot weather?
I've been thinking of getting rid of my 996 Cab to get a TT with the prices getting down very reasonable lately on 01-02 models, and with the mod potential of the car it seems like a lot of car for the money. I have some concerns about the summer heat here in Vegas and how it will affect a turbo, will there be problems burning up the turbos in 110-118 heat in the summer? Any reliability issues with running a stage 3 or 4 in hot weather, especially as a daily driver? Also, how common is the 2nd gear pop-out?
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Thanks for the replies.
I was talking to my neighbor down the street, who used to work at a Porsche dealership, and he said something about the heat and turbos being a problem and expensive to replace (he may have worked there back in the air cooled days, though, I'm not sure).
So, is there some cool down procedure needed, like letting the car idle for 30 sec or so before shutoff?
I was talking to my neighbor down the street, who used to work at a Porsche dealership, and he said something about the heat and turbos being a problem and expensive to replace (he may have worked there back in the air cooled days, though, I'm not sure).
So, is there some cool down procedure needed, like letting the car idle for 30 sec or so before shutoff?
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Originally Posted by AG996LV
Thanks for the replies.
I was talking to my neighbor down the street, who used to work at a Porsche dealership, and he said something about the heat and turbos being a problem and expensive to replace (he may have worked there back in the air cooled days, though, I'm not sure).
So, is there some cool down procedure needed, like letting the car idle for 30 sec or so before shutoff?
I was talking to my neighbor down the street, who used to work at a Porsche dealership, and he said something about the heat and turbos being a problem and expensive to replace (he may have worked there back in the air cooled days, though, I'm not sure).
So, is there some cool down procedure needed, like letting the car idle for 30 sec or so before shutoff?
BTW K16 turbo's to replace are CHEAP now lol, people are selling them for like 600, you can get hybrid turbo's for a few grand, they arent expensive!
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Originally Posted by AG996LV
ILLM3- what is the difference with the hybrid turbos vs. x50 turbos? Which is better?
Difference is the capability to make alot of power, alot less lag and overall alot better flowing to make the power!
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