Joost:
Awesome pictures Jason, I love your work! Thanks for posting.
Thanks Joost...haven't done too much car stuff lately being a father and a husband lately. I do have a few new ones but this isn't exactly the right venue to post them. I'll try to dig up the 918 thread and post there.
Here is mine, still in my garage 8 years later, too beautiful to part with:
Larini exhaust, factory power kit, SportShift, factory bluetooth update...
Underpowered: check
Bright color: check
Bright interior: check
Word inside: check
Obsolete gearbox: check
Silver wheels: check
Very loud V8: check
Fun factor: very high
can the RS owners please tell me about the preferential break-in procedure for the GT3RS? at most 4K revs for the first 1K km and below 3K revs when oil temp is low? is that it or is there more to it? thanks in advance!!!!!!
the adventure starts friday::::))))
cheers peter
Don't forget to make a voodoo doll resembling AP and poke it with needles every 500km. This is important for the evil spirits to leave the new engine. I think.
Good luck with the ruining... ops, running in of the engine
2015 981 Cayman GT4 | White | Full Bucket Seats | Sport Chrono
2014 991 Carrera 4S | Dark Blue Metallic | PDK | Sport Chrono | SPASM
Well the most important aspect is to let the engine fully warmed up before revving it.
When cold, it's best to stay below 3k.
Those demo/press cars never had a chance to 'break in' conventionally yet they can still take the abuse, but Porsche do make sure the engine is warmed up first.
The initial 'break in' period is more about the other components on the drivetrain.
Correct, as long as you wait for fluids to be up to temperature, you're fine. I've never broken in, as per book, any of my cars and they all run perfectly. Took my quasi new 675LT on the track last week, did two laps to warm everything up and then drove on the limit for the rest of the day, all good.
The manual mentions 3000km, this is plain ridiculous.
Sounds good Peter. Looking forward to your report If you remain sceptical and want something more extreme you could always upgrade to a GT4
2015 981 Cayman GT4 | White | Full Bucket Seats | Sport Chrono
2014 991 Carrera 4S | Dark Blue Metallic | PDK | Sport Chrono | SPASM
bluelines:Don't forget to make a voodoo doll resembling AP and poke it with needles every 500km. This is important for the evil spirits to leave the new engine. I think.
Good luck with the ruining... ops, running in of the engine
One doll is not enough, anyone who has a hand in this car from day 1 at the factory assembly line till it was delivered to destination