997 Turbo / GT2 2006–2012 Turbo discussion on the 997 model Porsche 911 Twin Turbo.
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Old Jun 24, 2007 | 01:56 PM
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first impressions

First, the car is just plain awesome, I've been dreaming about a Turbo since I saw my first one in 1977. Now it's mine!
the power is intoxicating as many others have said. I also notice that the engine revs up quicker on heel toe downshifts than the 3.4 996.
The salesguy told me to break it in hard, because of a harder piston ring Porsche uses in the TT and GT3 engines. This comes directly from the PCNA techs supposedly. I have always used the factory recommendations so there must be a happy medium.
The PCM seems rather user unfriendly, it will take some time.
Meteor is a great color, turns very dark in low light conditions. Goes well with the dark Cocoa interior. What's with the coating they put on the leather?? Some kind of Armor All or something, makes everything slick, smells very "chemical", overpowers everything else. I wished they would not have done that. That's my only gripe.
The whole purchase experience from the day I ordered to delivery was painless. I also received a very fair trade on my 996. I highly recommend Porsche West Houston, Carlos and Brian are excellent.
 
Old Jun 24, 2007 | 02:00 PM
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Some fresh pics are in order!
 
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Originally Posted by DJ996
First, the car is just plain awesome, I've been dreaming about a Turbo since I saw my first one in 1977. Now it's mine!
the power is intoxicating as many others have said. I also notice that the engine revs up quicker on heel toe downshifts than the 3.4 996.
The salesguy told me to break it in hard, because of a harder piston ring Porsche uses in the TT and GT3 engines. This comes directly from the PCNA techs supposedly. I have always used the factory recommendations so there must be a happy medium.
The PCM seems rather user unfriendly, it will take some time.
Meteor is a great color, turns very dark in low light conditions. Goes well with the dark Cocoa interior. What's with the coating they put on the leather?? Some kind of Armor All or something, makes everything slick, smells very "chemical", overpowers everything else. I wished they would not have done that. That's my only gripe.
The whole purchase experience from the day I ordered to delivery was painless. I also received a very fair trade on my 996. I highly recommend Porsche West Houston, Carlos and Brian are excellent.

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Old Jun 24, 2007 | 02:42 PM
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The dealer must have put some crap on your leather, get a damp towel with the smallest touch of a mild soap and get the slick crap off fast!
 
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gotta love the cocoa brown interior.
 
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I took a damp towel to it, seemed to help. That smell was giving me a headache!
 
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BTW there was a beautiful black GT3 fresh off the same boat as my TT, nice car minimal options. Exactly how I would do a GT3.
 
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Nice!!!!!!!!!!
 
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BTW there was a beautiful black GT3 fresh off the same boat as my TT, nice car minimal options. Exactly how I would do a GT3.
I guess you're going to have to change your name to DJ997 now
 
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