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  1. Hi J3530,

    I drive my '05 C4S all winter, except when the snow is really deep, as mentioned by others,more than 6", as you can get high centered on the ruts/mounds.

    I have Pirelli SnowSport Winter tires , 225/40 and 265/35 on 18" rims and they have great traction on snow and adequate grip on ice. Just remember to slow down!.

    The temp range most of winter is -20 to high 20 low 30s

    I have two winters on them and I'm happy so far.

    911fan

    Hi Everyone:

    I'm a rather new owner of a 2000 C4 - Millenium and was wondering was the general opinion was on driving this car in the wintertime. I'm planning to use it as a daily driver (more or less) during the non-winter months but would also like to drive it on cold and snowy days here in the Mid-Atlantic? I'm mainly concerned with traction with the current rubber (I've got 18" PZeros all around), ride height, and salt and road grime. Is there anything else?

    Any owners out there regularly drive their 911's in the snow during the winter? I actually have seen a few driving around recently (even with their tops down!!) after our big snowstorm but haven't been able to see if they're running snow tires.

    Thanks a lot.

  2. Hi dallison,

    Thank you for the reply. I hadn't thought of that possibility. The car is running great right now so I won't mess with it but I'll keep this suggestion in mind

    911fan

    It reminds me of the MAF sensor problem that i had in my toyotas. Sometimes it would throw a code and sometimes it wouldn't.

    Those things are a pain when they start to go. Once i replaced mine, it was fine. I always try the least expensive things first. Clean the MAF sensor and make sure you don't use an oiled filter.

    Hi all,

    This is the mistery :

    About a year ago I bought a 2005 C4S from a friend. The car was in excellent condition,13.5K miles,serviced at regular intervals,etc. I now have about 20K miles and other than a leaking RMS, now fixed, I've had no problems.

    The car runs well,idles quietly and smoothly but it was sort of uninspiring under acceleration. I've done many Italian tune-ups, put injector cleaner in the tank, even used a tankful or two of 104 oct with only temporary improvement and then back to a sort of linear acceleration going thru the gears.Not much fun at all !!

    Everything changed yest. When I got in the car after work, I accelerated as always but the car leapt forward and kept revving and picking up speed as if I had another 75HP, the way I always expected it to be !!! Today it has been a pleasure to drive it, stab the throttle and instantly feel the rush of speed.

    Any theories to explain the sudden change?

    911fan

  3. Hi all,

    This is the mistery :

    About a year ago I bought a 2005 C4S from a friend. The car was in excellent condition,13.5K miles,serviced at regular intervals,etc. I now have about 20K miles and other than a leaking RMS, now fixed, I've had no problems.

    The car runs well,idles quietly and smoothly but it was sort of uninspiring under acceleration. I've done many Italian tune-ups, put injector cleaner in the tank, even used a tankful or two of 104 oct with only temporary improvement and then back to a sort of linear acceleration going thru the gears.Not much fun at all !!

    Everything changed yest. When I got in the car after work, I accelerated as always but the car leapt forward and kept revving and picking up speed as if I had another 75HP, the way I always expected it to be !!! Today it has been a pleasure to drive it, stab the throttle and instantly feel the rush of speed.

    Any theories to explain the sudden change?

    911fan

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