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Mythos black, but I'm biased. If I didn't get black it would've been Daytona with a black pack.

Personally, I would buy a proper manual and let her learn to drive one of those (the hard way :wink new:). Will give you more choice of vehicle in the future. Yes, I realise most, if not all, will be flappy paddle or cvt before long but there are still a fair few that are manual.

Hook your phone up and use Android Auto, you then get everything from Google Maps including traffic (and more)

Spotted Kyalami Green this morning near Siston. That green looks amazing IRL

Could it be a tensioner for the aux belt breaking up? This is purely a guess as I've not seen the belt configuration.

I would go so far as to say that running a square setup would be better for the 4wd system as (assuming you are using the same 4 tyres) there will be no difference between rolling radius front to rear whereas staggered has a very minimal difference. Would give you a wider choice of tyre as well.

Sorry to hear about your awful treatment upon reaching the UK, makes me ashamed to be British.

I was going to say the same as T-1000. The first 3-4k used a bit of oil, now just needs checking with no top up.

Mine rattles on cold start until you switch drive mode, not sure if that is coincidental with the cat warmup cycle or not. I'm used to strange mechanical noises at cold start having come from a slapper of a scooby :tearsofjoy:

When I was a Scooby owner and had it mapped, I ran a 10w60 purely to protect the turbo bearings (and cylinder 3) from the very high temps they see (and it was a sloppy flat four so no need for the lower viscosity when cold :tearsofjoy:) It's all down to personal preference within reason, if it...

Yeah, I think that is standard for the bonnet to slightly overhang the grille (at least I hope so as mine is the same!!)

looks good, something I'd like to do one day :)

@creweaudiparts (site sponsor)?

Did you get the backplate for the badge dude?

Indeed Terry, as my mother-in-law used to say "There aren't any pockets in shrouds". Enjoy it while you can as you never know what is around the corner (possibly not the correct analogy for a performance car thread) :) Fingers crossed for the star alignment and hope you enjoy the Porsche.

No worries :)

No seconds thoughts, no regrets :)

Went in the post first class last night, should be with you in a couple of days (Royal Mail permitting) :)

Yeah, I'll get it in the post today or tomorrow dude. :)

Ooooof, that Porker does look nice..:rock: