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    2000 911 Carrera 4
    66 Shelby Cobra
    57 Chev BelAir
    74 VW Thing

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  1. Hi Loren Changed battery and got locked out. Radio is CDR 220 4462 Ser is X5036708 Thanks in advance. Sean
  2. If your car is designed to run on 93 max and if it isnt programmed to adjust timing to anything higher then 93 then going higher in octane will loose you hp. The higher the octane the slower it burns. This is why turbos and very high compression engines can take advantage of higher octane. You will be wasting money by adding expensive high octane fuel and you will have slightly less hp. Save your money and spend it on tires, brakes, track time and things that are fun.
  3. Haha. Yep. Got my winter tires on. Hard top installed and ready for a 30 cm (12 inch ) dump of snow today. Im thinking that might be a little much for the c4 but ill give it a try.
  4. Hi guys. Im going to get a set of winter tires. I found a complete set of tires / rims with almost new Blizzaks on them but they are 17" Porsche rims with 17" x 7.5 front and 17" x 9 rear. Front are 215/50R17 95H, Rear 255/45r17 98H. These were on a 2008 Targa 4. He said they will work on my car but I wanted to make sure. Is the hole pattern exactly the same on the 08 targa as my 2000 C4? Also is the offset the same. I just want to make sure they will work before I get them shipped. Does anybody know for sure if these will work on my car? The rims on mine are the 18" twists right now. Thanks guys.
  5. I did this job in about 45 mins. Its a tight squeeze under there but it all went well. The one thing I can add is when putting the vents back together under the dash you should connect the elbow that goes up to the dash to the center section of the tube first. If you screw the elbow in to the dash first it makes it almost impossible to connect it to the center tube. Just attach it and then put the elbow in and screw it on. The other side is easy and just snaps in. Great DIY and saved me a lot of money having the stealer do it.
  6. Great DIY. I just ordered the part from Napa. Will take a few days to get here but it will be nice to have it work properly.
  7. I posted this on 6speed too. I am looking to purchase a 2003 Boxster S. Everything checks out good but there are 2 concerns with it. There is a sharp click with the clutch pedal every time you press it in and then let it out. You can feel it in the pedal and its fairly loud. Its seems to be coming from inside a small plastic cylinder right by the fire wall. Ive read about some similar problems but did not find a definitive answer. It clicks after pushing the clutch in about 2 inches and then again when you release it. Anybody ever have this with their car and what was the repair? Next is more concerning. After the car was warmed up and we took it for a drive there is a clicking or clacking noise at the back of the car. It is definitely related to the clutch somehow as when you push the clutch pedal in the noise stops. As soon as you let the clutch out it starts up. This is when the car is in neutral. I didnt notice it when it was cold and only when the car was hot. It sounds like some sort of clutch chatter but I have no idea if this is a noise they make or not? The car drives fine and the clutch shifts well and there is no slipping but the noise scares me as I have never owned one of these cars and Ive heard they are pricey to work on. Anybody ever heard this on their cars and is it normal? Thanks everyone.
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