How can I get this cool keychain?
I saw this on Page 35 of Christophorus issue 306 (Feb/March 2004).
I've looked at the Topspeed web site , but I can't seem to order it online.
Any ideas?
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I saw this on Page 35 of Christophorus issue 306 (Feb/March 2004).
I've looked at the Topspeed web site , but I can't seem to order it online.
Any ideas?
Re: How can I get this cool keychain?
Mike, try the german version of the site. The online-shop is working, and it should be easy enough to use even if you don't speak german. Anyway, here the path to follow:
- Shop -> Schmuck / Schlüsselanhänger -> Porsche 911 Turbo engl. -> In den Warenkorb legen -> Warenkorb -> Bestellung aufgeben -> [your data] -> Absenden!
Hope this helps...
Greetings,
--Pierre
- Shop -> Schmuck / Schlüsselanhänger -> Porsche 911 Turbo engl. -> In den Warenkorb legen -> Warenkorb -> Bestellung aufgeben -> [your data] -> Absenden!
Hope this helps...
Greetings,
--Pierre
Your cars
Hey Mike,
Just noticed something. Cool cars man!
But it's quite funny that, arguably, the sporty one had the cruising tip gearbox and the cruising one has the more sporty manual gearbox
Tell me how are you enjoying your cars man?
Any difference between the two of them in term of dynamics (Rigidity, weight, feel, etc.)
Thanks.
Just noticed something. Cool cars man!
But it's quite funny that, arguably, the sporty one had the cruising tip gearbox and the cruising one has the more sporty manual gearbox
Tell me how are you enjoying your cars man?
Any difference between the two of them in term of dynamics (Rigidity, weight, feel, etc.)
Thanks.
Re: Your cars
Oh boy, Mike, I really overlooked that you have a new(?) beauty. Congrats! 
It is a shame you don't post more pictures, the interior looks very very nice.
Bavarian weather report: we have snow outside and it is windy and moisty. Of course it is cold too.
Just can't wait to escape this weather soon...
It is a shame you don't post more pictures, the interior looks very very nice.
Bavarian weather report: we have snow outside and it is windy and moisty. Of course it is cold too.
Just can't wait to escape this weather soon...
Tip Coupe vs. 6-speed Cab
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Fanch said:
But it's quite funny that, arguably, the sporty one had the cruising tip gearbox and the cruising one has the more sporty manual gearbox
This is sort of convoluted.
I ordered the Tip in my 996TT coupe because I imagined that I would do some track driving with it. (What did he just say?)
I'm rather taller than most of the people Porsche tries to accommodate in their understanding of driving ergonomics.
I found that the center console in the 996 Cabriolet that I already owned (same interior as TT) interfered with pleasant use of the heel-toe rev-matching technique of which I am so fond. My lower leg was forced to crash into the console side when I tried to operate the pedals in this way. Very distracting to encounter while on a track, to say the least. The GT2/3 console delete option was unavailable for MY 2001 when I made the order.I had heard from some Porsche racers here in Cincinnati that 996TT Tip test runs at the "Ring" showed the Tip cars to be far from slow. I then imagined that keeping both hands on the wheel while downshifting onto the "Keyhole" at Mid-Ohio would be more fun than the standard one-handed technique.
That was the theory. Since I haven't been able to make time to go to the track in the past three years, the fruits of the decision have yet to be sampled.
The TT Cab with the 6-speed is easier to explain. This car is a share-a-ride with my wife and SHE likes 6-speeds more than a Tip (and I can go either way), so that's what we have in the cabriolet
. Also, the cabriolet HAS to have memory seats, or it won't work for this duty (forget Euro-GT3 seats). She stands 5'0" (1,53 m) and I am 6'4" (1,93 m). In the old days, if she had been driving one of our cars with manual seats, I often had to go find her and ask her to get back in the car to move the seat away from the steering wheel so I could merely enter the car. Memory seats solve this issue completely.
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