Forums for the 924/944
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Hi,
Can anyone recommend a good technical forum for the Porsche 924?
Given I'm not really looking for club meets or the social side of things I'm slightly reluctant to shell out for club membership. As far as I can see Pelican Parts is the only one that's free, but that seems to have a distinct bias towards the later cars and the US scene.
Chris
Can anyone recommend a good technical forum for the Porsche 924?
Given I'm not really looking for club meets or the social side of things I'm slightly reluctant to shell out for club membership. As far as I can see Pelican Parts is the only one that's free, but that seems to have a distinct bias towards the later cars and the US scene.
Chris
There's the 924 Owners Club one which is free, but the tech section isn't:
http://porsche924.co.uk/forum/
They're actually very helpful though and haven't tired of my stupid questions yet!
924Board is a US site with a lot of tech stuff too, probably the best if you don't want to pay to join anything:
http://www.924board.org/
http://porsche924.co.uk/forum/
They're actually very helpful though and haven't tired of my stupid questions yet!
924Board is a US site with a lot of tech stuff too, probably the best if you don't want to pay to join anything:
http://www.924board.org/
The TIPEC one is a good shout, I think I might have registered for that when I had the last one.
On a random note, loving the car. Collected my missus from the station last night and it just works so well as real world transport. Heater was up to temperature within seconds, it was docile to drive through town (not to say that's at all surprising with 125bhp on a good day!), the visibility was superb for parking up and we dropped a couple of saxophone cases straight in the boot and drove off. I'd still rather take the TVR on a sunny Sunday afternoon, but I love the way the Porsche been so well thought out and so thoroughly engineered. It doesn't feel like a 30 year old design.

On a random note, loving the car. Collected my missus from the station last night and it just works so well as real world transport. Heater was up to temperature within seconds, it was docile to drive through town (not to say that's at all surprising with 125bhp on a good day!), the visibility was superb for parking up and we dropped a couple of saxophone cases straight in the boot and drove off. I'd still rather take the TVR on a sunny Sunday afternoon, but I love the way the Porsche been so well thought out and so thoroughly engineered. It doesn't feel like a 30 year old design.

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