Wow.....color me impressed. That's really awesome! Kudos to the owner for driving it, instead if garaging it.

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Le Maison

| DC Metro | Twin Cities | The Carolinas |

wow!! Mine has 4,500, I've got some catching up to do.

Awesome

That will not happen with my tt

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BBi 996tt....Texas Mile Oct. '09=221.212mph

Thanks for all the kind words guys..... I am looking forward to the new build. When we tore my motor down and analyzed everything we learned a lot! She is a wealth of information. It is the first 1000rwhp+ 996 engine with almost 27K miles to be torn down... Priceless info! The new build should yield several hundred more rear wheel HP.

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-What's the use of living if you can't feel alive?

where does one drive to put that many miles on a car?! Is his commute NY to LA every day?

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BBi 996tt....Texas Mile Oct. '09=221.212mph

No doubt.

thats what i like to see. lets just hope my cayenne s can last that long.

i'm having a very hard time believing the original clutch part...seems almost too incredible of a life span

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here's what was done to the car.. posted on rennlist.. not bad for 230k miles..

Here is a list of what has been done to the car: T2

· All three front radiators
· water pump
· coolant expansion tank (as a precaution with water pump)
· power steering pump/reservoir (for the annoying squeal)
· right front bearing, left rear bearing
· front diff (due to front bearing issue)
· clutch accumulator and slave cylinder (4 times now for the slave - one time lasted only 4 days and it failed - PCNA pulled all the parts on the shelves in the US as a result of this and a few others in the country with a similar issue)
· wiring harness repair (passenger side front most cylinder – harness to the coil pack chaffing issue)
· rear main seal (while engine was down for a wiring harness repair we pulled the tranny to inspect the bearings, clutch, pressure plate and flywheel)
· two bearings in the clutch assembly – one was bad, one was fine
· Decarbon the secondary air ports from the intakes to the exhaust
· Gas cap – the gasket finally went at 186,000+ miles
· Check valve and carbon canister on the vapor recovery system for the fuel tank
· normal services done on time
· brake pads (only on the 4th rear set and 5th front set - car has PCCB's and is tracked 6-10 days/year)
· oil changes every 5000 miles religiously
· tranny and diff fluids every 60,000 miles
· Baileys DV's
· GT-3 Cup front brake ducts

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Current Cars:
2001 996TT(Biarritz White/Black Int,Evomsit Stg2,gt2 front end)
2008 Range Rover Sport HSE (Dark Blue)