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  1. I purchased the schnell short shifter and it has worked well for me. The instructions are simple and easy to use. They do not come with a small tube of grease which I recommend you get. Perfect fit and makes a big difference... makes you ask yourself "How come I didn't buy one sooner".

  2. I would like to hard wire my tom tom but I don't know where to draw the power from. I know most people get it from the fuse box but Im not sure which fuse to attach the positive cable to,an where to plug the negative? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated thank you in advance.

  3. Thanks for the reply Glyn, that's the kind of answer I was expecting not the slap on the hand don't do it approach stated by others. I never force my gears or grind the box, It would be stupid of me to do on a fine german car like ours. Since I don't race,redline or peel-off or do any crazy thing on my porsche, Im sure It will last a long time. Thanks

  4. So after I had the guys detail my car it sat around for 6 hrs or so then I tried to start it and it ideled rough and the cel light came on and a few seconds later it ideled normally. So I raned an erand and the car worked fine until this morning when it did it again. Did the guys put water into the exhaust are any sensors damaged? The car runs great without any problem exept at start up. Any help would be apreciated. 2004 2.7 speed yellow 30kmiles.

    UPdate: I unplugged the battery for and hour then it worked fine,light went a way. This morning the same thing happened again but the cel did not lit up. After 5-10 secs it works fine again.

  5. I am a proud owner of a 2004 Boxster(speed yellow), I have always used regular unleaded. I remember putting super unleaded maybe twice in it's life time. I use regular unleaded because of the price but also because the car ran smooth and responsive, so my question is...Is there really a difference between regular and super? Will I start having problems with the car? It has 30k miles and from what I read It's in a delicate stage of it's life. Any opinions are welcome, Thanks

  6. So my stock michellins had to be replaced after 26k miles. I wasn't able to afford the michellins so I opted for the cheap BF Goodridge (600 for 4 tires) and now after fast turns I feel like the car "slides" when I make fast turns. The rear tires are over inflated by 5psi's. Question is this, If I was to drop the tire pressure back to normal or even drop it under by 5 psi's would I get better grip? Thanks

  7. I also feel it was a mech failure and not Porsche's fault. A mechanic could of easily put too much silicone or sealant and when he tighten the bolts/nut the silicone was squeezed out and the remainder was pushed in into the engine casing and out of the engine casing. This is clearly a mechanic error. What kind of repairs do you have to get done to the car so it can be back in running condition? Good luck

  8. I like what you and your brother have done, Two suggestions about your ad, can you tell people how hard it is to find someone to do the job and how expensive it is? That way they realize that with your kit they wont have to RISK IT. Second can you also tell customers that it also works with BOSE base system? You have an amazing product and I wish you and your brother good luck.

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