997 GT2 Over-rev's
Discussion
Just got my results from over-rev check on my 997 GT2.
I've had it for nearly 4 years now. I knew there were some over-rev due to a compression test requirement for warranty extension in December 2010 (8 months after I purchased said car).
Car currently at about 750 engine hours.
Range 3 - 2,839 ignitions @ 246.000 hr
Range 4 - 362 ignitions @ 199.200 hr
Both these events are down to previous owner...
Should I send the car to the scrap heap now or keep enjoying?
Warranty not an issue as I have chosen to 'self insure' this risk and I will not be selling car in the near future.
One interesting thing, I spoke with Manager at Porsche here in Dubai and he said they have dropped compression testing for range 4 and just won't warranty if range 4 has been hit.
I've had it for nearly 4 years now. I knew there were some over-rev due to a compression test requirement for warranty extension in December 2010 (8 months after I purchased said car).
Car currently at about 750 engine hours.
Range 3 - 2,839 ignitions @ 246.000 hr
Range 4 - 362 ignitions @ 199.200 hr
Both these events are down to previous owner...
Should I send the car to the scrap heap now or keep enjoying?
Warranty not an issue as I have chosen to 'self insure' this risk and I will not be selling car in the near future.
One interesting thing, I spoke with Manager at Porsche here in Dubai and he said they have dropped compression testing for range 4 and just won't warranty if range 4 has been hit.
Edited by am0611 on Thursday 19th December 16:00
Thanks for comments.
Whoosh indeed
but posted because I am actually happy that it wasn't worse (worried about previous owner). So a happy boy.
I don't think the few Range 4 over 15,000 miles a go is something to worry about.
The car has just had full major service and full suspension set-up check (thanks Al Naboodah Porsche).
It is booked into it's own private shipping container on 9th March and will be enjoying a 6 week cruise through the Mediterranean for arrival in the UK in time for summer.
All it needs is a new set of boots before settling into it's new home in my garage in the UK.
Can't wait...
Whoosh indeed
but posted because I am actually happy that it wasn't worse (worried about previous owner). So a happy boy.I don't think the few Range 4 over 15,000 miles a go is something to worry about.
The car has just had full major service and full suspension set-up check (thanks Al Naboodah Porsche).
It is booked into it's own private shipping container on 9th March and will be enjoying a 6 week cruise through the Mediterranean for arrival in the UK in time for summer.
All it needs is a new set of boots before settling into it's new home in my garage in the UK.
Can't wait...
Edited by am0611 on Thursday 19th December 15:59
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