It seems to have a mind of its own, so engage reverse it dips, but not at the right angle so I have to adjust (I was away when my drive was done and my wife didn't get enough wall cut backIs it not a case of reverse = dip, otherwise normal?
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It seems to have a mind of its own, so engage reverse it dips, but not at the right angle so I have to adjust (I was away when my drive was done and my wife didn't get enough wall cut backIs it not a case of reverse = dip, otherwise normal?
It seems to have a mind of its own, so engage reverse it dips, but not at the right angle so I have to adjust (I was away when my drive was done and my wife didn't get enough wall cut back). When I creep forward it undoes how I wanted it to put it back to normal, and then when you engage reverse again it doesn't dip. I just haven't taken the time to turn off dip!
Need memory seats yep. Weird one that, they’re not super slow at least so I just manually do it when doing a tight reverse park in the GT4.While we're on the subject of Cayman features - does anyone know if you get passenger side mirror dipping in reverse as standard? I've read conflicting things that say you do, but others say you have to get the 14/18-way seats to enable it, as it provides the memory.
My wife and I did just this, though the 981 S came a few years before the macan.IMO
Get a 981 Boxster + Macan V6
Both will come in close to a 718 GTS.
I thought PDK suited this car and engine better, all the gt4 boys say the same especially on track.
the 992T is very suited to a manual thou, but 992 GTS pdk is savage, another level with that 8 speed gear ratio.
Renewal is due shortly for the 911 GTS, who are you guys using for your Porsches insurance?
Last years premium was £536, renewal is upto £720 with LV!
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Thanks. Ill give them a callI’m with Chris Knott, but the main specialist is Lockton Insurance. I believe they give discounted quotes for Porsche Club members as well.
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Thanks. Ill give them a call
I'd better look into joining Porsche Club GB for discount then!!
Thanks, I'll look them upHad mine with Classic Line for as long as I can remember. Seem well priced, have breakdown cover included and are actually helpful on the phone. Might be worth a call?
Someone hit my Taycan and drove off not leaving details last week. Have taken it to the body shop to get a quote today. Any guesses on what they will come back with?
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The doors are Aluminium so I know they wont be able to repair and require a new door. My guess is £4k but I am prepared to be surprisedAn insurer - new door and associated parts, £5k at least I would say.
A normal decent bodywork place could probably sort it for £1k ish.
The doors are Aluminium so I know they wont be able to repair and require a new door. My guess is £4k but I am prepared to be surprised