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  1. I was doing a little detailing on MY06 997 the other day when I discovered something very odd. There appeared to be something built up, felt rough, on the edge of my right side headlight lens(in the gray area). I couldn't see it, but I could feel it. I put a little Goof-Off on the corner of a rag and attempted to clean off, thinkiing it might be bug guts I missed while washing. The residue became softer and started shedding in a white, sticky, paste like substance. The lens was not getting any smoother and, in fact, the affected area seemed to be increasing (approx. 1 in. X 2 in.) I now am convinced that there is nothing on the surface but rather the surface is deteriorated. There is no way that the Goof-Off contributed to this. There have been no harsh chemicals (ie: brake fluid) near this area. The damage is limited to the lens edge only.

    Any thoughts? Defective lens?

    Thanks!

  2. I guess my time has come to play "Battery-Let's Make A Deal"

    Costco, both stores, do not have Group 48, and will not get!

    Autozone and Advance Auto Parts, seem to have the same battery and at the same price-$135.

    Sears does not have.

    On to the internet!

    Sunset Porsche is having a sale on OEM batteries-$115 plus shipping. I just don't want.

    Has anyone installed a Deka AGM battery? Remy sells them for $145 plus shipping.

    I've also looked at the Rennline adapter for the Odyssey at $135, plus battery.

    Any, and all, suggestions are appreciated.

  3. Just took the cover off my MY06 997, 11950 miles, after 5 months of winter storage. I keep my car on the Porsche battery maintainer in my conditioned garage with the cover on and up in the air on the lift.

    When I turned the key all the appropriate lights came on(very bright) but no starter engaged. I turned the key on and off 3 or 4 times and finally the starter engaged and the car started immediately. Since then, the same thing happens most every time I drive the car (about 6 times so far).

    This car still has the original battery but that seems to be working well.

    One other oddity was that the "check right rear tail light" message came up.

    Any thoughts?

  4. 2006 997-1 Carrera, manual, US

    My two cents:

    I have X-51 headers, APR(BB) cat back exhaust, Fabspeed CAI w/BMC filter, and APR re-flash.

    The car feels and runs great.

    With regard to HP gains, APR dynoed my car after all mods were complete, I'm not sure how everyone else is determining HP, but my numbers are RWHP. Can the numbers be translated easily?

    Per APR dyno: 301 HP at rear wheels.

    Total cost: just under $3000.

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