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der RÜCKSPIEGELPublished monthly by theMaumee Valley Region,Porsche Club of America.

Newsletter EditorsTom and Deb Isley2847 Secretariat Rd.Toledo, Ohio 43615419-535-8688derruckspiegel@bex.net

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der RÜCKSPIEGEL is the officialpublication of the Maumee ValleyRegion, Porsche Club of America.Opinions stated are those of the authorsand do not necessarily represent theposition of theMaumeeValley Region orPorsche Club of America. Back issues ofder RÜCKSPIEGEL are available atmvr.pca.org/back-issues/. Historicalnewsletters (May 1972-December 1975)are also available, thanks to our clubhistorian, Bill Bauman.

Photo on cover: Dave and EvieZimmerman at the Porsche ExperienceCenter in Atlanta.Photo by Dave Zimmerman

Table of Contents

Officers & Chairs 4

The Open Road 5

From the Podium 6

VOLUME 43 ISSUE 7

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MVR Membership News 14

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Advertiser Index 26

MVR Mart

20Around the Zone

Technical Q and A

Calendar of Events

Porsche Weekend 7

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MVR OfficersPresidentTodd Mierzwiak 419-283-5593

toddm79861@aol.comVice PresidentTom Woodruff 419- 547-3476

tfwdds@woh.rr.comTreasurerJeff Vollmar 586-739-1636

jtvollmar@att.netSecretaryAdam Cufr 419-787-9591

adamcufr@gmail.comPast PresidentDiane Schoen

MVR ChairsAutocrossGreg Herr 419-833-9696

greg.herr@us.o-i.comConcoursTBD

Drivers EducationTony Calabrese 419-340-8759

thetony@gmail.comDE Chief InstructorCraig Zenil 630-689-7219

zman911@bex.netHistorianBill Bauman 419-475-1336

backmotor@bex.netMembershipBarney Stewart 419-829-2882

bstewart@bex.netBob Harris 419-861-0745

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NewsletterTom&Deb Isley 419-535-8688

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Safety/Technical AdvisorTodd Mierzwiak 419-283-5593

toddm79861@aol.comSocialKim Harris 419-861-0745

kimberlydharris@sbcglobal.netGoodie StoreJeff Vollmar 586-291-0015

jtvollmar@att.netWebmasterBob Harris 419-861-0745

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Zone 4 RepresentativeMichael Soriano

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MovingPlease drop Barney Stewart(bstewart@bex.net) or Bob Harris(robertsharris@sbcglobal.net), ourMembership Chairs, a note with yourold & new address so you don’t missan issue of der RÜCKSPIEGEL.

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Raceway. There are still openingsif you are interested. On August20th we will be meeting at SecorMetropark and then driving toWauseon for dinner. Informationis on page 9.Be sure to check the calendar.There have been a few changesto some events.Flash your headlights at a fellowPorsche owner on the road!!Keep the kindred spirit alive!!…..the editor

Editor Note:Jeanne Krauserhas asked that Iuse this pictureon the cover. Idecided that itwould be betterused for this column.

At the 2015 MVR holiday party,Porsche of Ann Arbor, donated atrip to the Porsche DrivingExperience in Atlanta. A rafflewas held and Dave Zimmermanwon. In the issue we have areport from Dave on his trip andthe many great Porsches he andEvie drove. Thanks Dave for thegreat report.We have another new advertiserstarting this month, PreciousHearing. Their ad can be found onpage 12. Precious Hearing isowned by Janet and Max Meyer.The new web site is now up andrunning. If you have bookmarkedthe old one you should go in andupdate the link. The new site canbe found at mvr.pca.org. If youhave any updates or commentson the new site be sure to sendthem to Bob Harris atrobertsharris@sbcglobal.net.The party and fun Concourshosted by the Leadermans waswell attended and fun. The areaon the car chosen for the whiteglove wipe provided someinteresting results. Thanks Barband Rick for hosting the event.Coming up at the end of July isour Drivers Education at Grattan

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Greetings toeveryone in theregion. Thissummer has beenflying by so far.We’ve had somenice get togethersincluding Dr. &Mrs. Zachariashosting a

wonderful party last month at theirhome. A few weeks back Rick & BarbLederman hosted a “fun Concours”with a twist at their home. Rick tookseveral pairs of white gloves and tooka wipe from a secret area on each car.The dirtiest glove was the actualwinner. Kudos to Rick & Barb forhosting a fun filled event at theirplace.

On the calendar for next month is acombination group driving tour alongwith getting together at Sullivan’sRestaurant out in Wauseonafterwards. The driving tour willoriginate at Secor Metropark andculminate at the restaurant. Checkthe MVR website for details.

Speaking of the website, please checkout the new improved 2.0 website thatBob Harris has been working on forsome time now. He has had thedaunting task of taking the years ofinformation from the club andmerging it into the new website. With

the new platform, we will be able tomore easily add content as time goeson. I would be remiss withoutthanking Janet Sternfeld formanaging the club’s website for thepast several years. She has done awonderful job of keeping people“connected” to the club events alongwith providing information along theway.

In closing, Tony Calabrese, CraigZenil & myself have been workinghard to put the finishing touches onthis years HPDE at Grattan Racewayat the end of July. I can honestly saythat we were quite worried about thesuccess of the event due to an earlylack of signups. There were a lot ofphone calls, texting & emailing goingbetween the three of us. I am happyto say that as of last night we have 43participants signed up for theGrattan HPDE. We could not havemade this a success without everyonegiving their time, the sponsors andthe participants who are lookingforward to a safe DE event.

Remember to keep the blink alive!!

Todd

From The PodiumBy Todd Mierzwiak

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Our trip to the Porsche ExperienceCenter was truly a weekend toremember. I’m still on cloud nine, butwill try to come down long enough torelay what a wonderful weekend wehad.

In case you missed it, Evie and I were atthe MVR-PCA Holiday Party lastNovember, and Porsche of Ann Arborhad donated a package for two to driveat the Porsche Experience Center inAtlanta. Conservative Dave sprung forjust one $10.00 ticket, and the starsaligned just right; my name was drawnfrom the hat!

Every detail of the weekend wasabsolutely first class! We arrivedFriday evening at the Four Seasons indowntown Atlanta (the only Five Starhotel in Atlanta). We were treated likeroyalty; my name was even showing onthe TV screen as we entered the room.On the counter there was a warm softpretzel, and a toy 911-S as a souvenir.We walked around Atlanta near the

hotel to check things out, and got readyfor the exciting Saturday ahead of us.We enjoyed a feast of a breakfast(thanks to Porsche of Ann Arbor) andchecked out of the hotel by 10:00. Wewere part of a group of 10, with all theothers being from Michigan. There wasa shiny Mercedes Sprinter limo vanwaiting to take everyone south to theExperience Center, which is adjacent tothe Atlanta Hartsfield Airport, andabout 15 minutes from downtown. Wehad driven down to Atlanta so we couldvisit some family on the return trip, butall the others had flown down fromMichigan on Friday.

Finally, we arrived at the ExperienceCenter. It was time for the fun to begin!We were greeted by friendly hosts, andimmediately signed waivers before wewere allowed to go on the track. Whilewaiting for our tour guide, we allstrolled through the Porsche RetailStore, seeing lots of specialty items not

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usually sold through local dealers. Ibought a key fob to match my car, butpassed on the $65.00 Tee shirts. Ourtour guide arrived, and we began with atour of the Porsche Heritage Center andClassic Gallery. There were approx. twodozen cars of significance to thePorsche history displayed, from earlySpeedsters and Carreras (air cooled andwater cooled) to Boxsters and Caymansfrom each generation design. Upstairsthey also had many brand new Porscheson display, some waiting for pickup bycustomers.

Next it was time for a gourmet lunch atRestaurant 356. We had a great view ofthe track, as well as planes landing onthe nearby runway of Atlanta Airport.With all the anticipation of what was tocome, eating was the last thing on mymind. However, Evie observed everydish as it came to our table, and wasvery impressed. She even had a talkwith the Head Chef after our meal, andgot some recipes sent to her. Call Eviefor the recipe on a delicious zucchinipotage (soup).

Now for the FUN! After a shortclassroom session to explain what wasgoing to happen, we all made our wayto the track around 2:00 PM. For thenext three and a half hours, we werepumped up on pure Porsche adrenaline!First, I need to explain how it works. Ausual track session is just one and a halfhours long, and includes driving one caron a variety of things like the 1.6 mileroad course, a shorter low frictionhandling course, a dynamics area forfull launch control starts and panicstops, and a low friction circle andhydraulic kick-plate which throws the

car into a skid, which you must corrector do 360 donuts in the water! Normalcosts for this run from $300 in aBoxster or Cayman up to $750 for a 911Turbo. They have other more expensivepackages driving GT3 RS models, andone that drives both a 911 Turbo and a911 GT3 so you can compare thedifferences.

I’m explaining all this because as guestsof Porsche of Ann Arbor, we had amuch better program. Sitting before uswere 10-12 brand new 2016 and 2017Porsches. New Boxster 718’s, aCayman GTS, a Boxster 718 S, a 911Carrera S, a 911 Carrera 4S Targa, aPanamera, and some Cayenne SUV’s.For 3-1/2 hours, we had our choice ofwhich car to drive, and where to try itout. Every car had a very polite andknowledgeable instructor showing uswhich line to follow, when to brake, andwhen to go hard and fast. Theinstructors must have nerves of steel toget into cars every day on a track withtotal strangers, but they seemed nonethe worse for the wear. Evie and I bothdrove four different models on a varietyof the courses, as well as a Cayenne onthe off-road course. All of theexperiences were amazing! It wouldtake too long to comment on each car,but suffice it to say the Cayenneelectronics help it do things unheard ofin an SUV. I knew that all Porscheswere fast and handled great, but I wastotally blown away at the braking powerof all the Porsche models. You can’tstop quicker unless you hit a brick wall!Also, these Porsche cars are justbulletproof! Drivers run the asses offthem day after day, week after week,and after about six months, they put on

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new brakes and sell them. Plus, they runall day. When not on the track, they sitthere idling with the A/C on in 95degree heat hour after hour. Justamazing cars! After our excitingafternoon at the Porsche ExperienceCenter in Atlanta, Evie is hoping thatSanta puts a Boxster under herChristmas tree in the near future.

This story would not be completewithout a giant tip of the hat and sincereTHANK YOU to the folks at Porsche ofAnn Arbor for donating this prizepackage to Maumee Valley Region. Ourhosts from the dealership were J.P.Lammers, General Manager, and TrishaSmith, General Sales Manager. Thankyou both for making this truly a Porscheweekend to remember!

MVR – PCA Social EventSaturday August 20, 2016Driving Tour and Dinner

5:00 pm.: Meet in Secor Park at National Center forNature Photography (restrooms available)10,001 W. Central Ave. Berkey, OH. 43504

5:15 pm.: Group driving tour to Wauseon(approx. 35 min)

Specific driving instructions will be distributed at Secor ParkAlso, they will be posted to our new website 2 weeks prior

6:00 pm.: Dinner reservations Sullivans Restaurant141 N. Fulton St.Wauseon, OH 43567

RSVP: Kim Harris at 2kimberlydharris@gmail.com or419-699-3042

Dave enjoying his time in anew Targa

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MAUMEE VALLEY PCASEPTEMBER SOCIAL EVENT

Golf Scramble & Dinner in BG

Saturday, September 10, 2016Tee Time - 2:00pmDinner - 5:00pm

Bowling Green Country Club923 Fairview Avenue, Bowling Green, OH 43402

419-352-3100

GOLF: $25/PP includes 9 holes of golf, a shared cart and braggingrights for great shots/putts, etc.

This is for fun only—No experience necessary—Believe me, I don’tgolf, but had a lot of FUN at last year’s very successful outing!

DINNER: $16/PP includes scrumptious ribs, delicious dogs, potatosalad, beans, and iced tea. An open bar is available. (I will bedonating dessert to keep the costs down.)

RSVP for Golf and/or Dinner by August 22nd !

Please send me a check made out to MVR PCA – giveme the names of those golfing or dining…3225 Scarsborough Rd, Toledo, OH, 43615

Questions: YvonneB.3403@gmail.com or419-902-3403

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July 2016 - ClubMember AnniversariesJeff and Lee Anne Snook 30 YearsMarty and Tina Nine 22 YearsKathy Schramm andTim Lehman 21 YearsCraig and Liala Zenil 18 YearsDiane and Jim Schoen 10 YearsJuan Penhos 9 YearsTom Cable 6 YearsGregory and Lisa Runion 5 YearsLewis Mindlin 4 YearsStuart and Holly Hathaway 3 YearsDean Weaver 2 Years

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JULY9 Lederman Home Party10 #Cars and Coffee29-31 DE at Grattan

AUGUST11 Business Meeting14 #Cars and Coffee20 Driving Tour

SEPTEMBER10 Golf Outing, BG Country Club11 #Cars and Coffee

OCTOBER10 #Cars and Coffee13 Business Meeting22 Findlay Rod & Gun Club

Maumee Valley Region Calendar of EventsCheck our web site at www.mvr.pca.org for the latest event information.

NOVEMBER12 Stewart Planning Party13 #Cars and Coffee

DECEMBER2 Holiday Party at Glass

Pavilion8 Business Meeting

Note: All business meetings are held atVin Devers and start at 7PM.

New or revised events in BOLD# Non-PCA events.

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Taken from PCA Tech Q&AEdited and Compiled by Bob Cryan

Reliability Questions about 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009 Drivetrains

Question: How reliable are the different drivetrains both manual and automatic forthe years 2007-2009?

Answer: Submitted by Dustin Aydt .The general rule of thumb is to always buy thenewest car you can within your budget. These cars are always improving andcoming with more standard features as the production progresses. The one caveat tothis is when a new model is released with major changes involved (997.2 had abrand new engine design and a new transmission option) sometimes there are somereal-world bugs that did not get worked out during testing. MY 2006-2008 997s(997.1) still used the M97 motor which used the "dreaded" intermediate shaft(IMS) Keep in mind that this latest version of the IMS bearing in these engines hasa less than 1% failure rate, but it can still happen and is a costly repair if it does.Other than the IMS bearing these cars are very reliable as long as they have beenmaintained. Deferred maintenance can compound quickly and make a "good deal"turn into a very expensive first trip to your service center. MY09 (997.2) introducedthe new MA1 engine which no longer used an intermediate shaft inside the engine.These engines have proved to be almost problem-free with the exception of a fewitems. Early motors had high-pressure fuel pump failures and random coolant leaks.Most of these concerns have been remedied by now. In 2009, the tiptronictransmission was replaced by the PDK transmission. The PDK has also been veryreliable though the early cars don't drive/shift as nice as the later cars. Both modelshave their own set of known concerns but neither one is a strong favorite to me. The997.1 has a much lower resale value due to the IMS bearing scare, but that means alower up-front cost of ownership. The downside is there is always a risk of the IMSbearing failing and due to the oversize bearing used on the late M97 motors itcannot be replaced preventatively. The 997.2 cars are more money to purchase butyou don't need to "worry" about the engine.

Technical Q and ABy PCA Technical Committee

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Adding a Bluetooth Device

Question: I have a 2005 911 Carrera with 46,000 miles. It is equipped with thestandard Radio Unit with Bose Speakers and CD (1) player and no Nav, orBluetooth. Are there any plug and play bluetooth devices available for this RadioUnit?

Answer: Submitted by Dustin Aydt. Porsche did not offer Bluetooth connectivityuntil MY2009. There are a multitude of aftermarket units that integrate quiteseamlessly with the Porsche PCM. The most common products I see in our area arefrom: Dension, mObridge and NAV-TV. Many high-end stereo shops have theirown preference but all three manufacturers offer a good product. I'm sure there aremany more products on the market. These are just the ones we see in our area. Myrecommendation is to speak with your local dealership or car audio installer to seewhat they recommend. Using a product they are familiar with will aid in anypotential troubleshooting down the road.

Inoperable Windshield Wipers And Heater Fan

Question: The electric windows, windshield wipers and heater fan on my 1986Porsche 944 do not work. The car, with 133,000 miles, has been sitting for a while.This past winter I started it up but the afore mentioned did not work. It seemed thatwhen ever it would rain heavy those components did not work. I thought maybe itwas a water issue and if I let it sit maybe it would dry up. Subsequently, I drove itone evening for an hour or so with the fan switch on and all components worked. Iassumed everything was ok. Then few weeks later I took the car out and all threehave not worked since. I think maybe something is corroded but I cannot findanything.

Answer: Submitted by George Beuselin. The most likely cause is a defective Xrelay which is plugged into position #14 on the fuse block. To test to see if thatmight be the case, make a jumper from a piece of wire and two large electricalcrimp connectors. Remove the relay and plug the wires into the positions marked#30 and #87. If that works, then the relay is defective and should be replaced. If itdoesn't work, obtain a copy of the factory wiring diagram and use your skills ofobservation, theorization, and deduction to solve your problem. If that doesn't work,take it to a shop that specializes in electrical problems.

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Greetings PCA Zone4 Members,

I have enjoyed theopportunity to attendmany Parades sincejoining PCA. Theyare always eventfilled weeks withmore activities toattend than time, and

this year was no different. The 61stAnnual Parade was held in Jay Peak,VT from June 19-25. Parade officiallybegins with the Welcome Party onSunday. However, I arrived on Fridayto attend a number of meetingsscheduled through Sunday evening, andhad additional meetings throughout theweek. On several mornings, I woke upbefore 5 a.m. and was in meetings until6 p.m.

Between all of the meetings, I was ableto find time to enjoy some of thescheduled activities. I even entered oneof the many competitive events andbrought home a first place trophy. OnMonday, I once again served as aConcours Judge; this year judging themodified class.

Tuesday, we visited a local winery andtoured the Ben and Jerry’s Factory innearby Waterbury, VT. At the ConcoursBanquet Tuesday evening, I had thehonor of presenting the Zone RepAward to our own Francie Kish, ParadeFacilities Chair and charter member ofthe Rally Sport Region. Typically theZone Reps submit their candidates and

much discussion takes place over thecourse of several months. At thediscretion of the Zone Reps, this awardmay or may not be given out on anannual basis. It is one of the mostprestigious awards in PCA and is givento the individual who in the opinion ofthe Zone Reps has made outstandingcontributions to the club.

On Thursday, we participated in theGimmick Rally, travelling throughoutthe area in search of the many coveredbridges, and stopping to eat lunch at theTrapp Family Lodge. Thursdayevening, we hosted the Zone 4 Party,which was well attended and enjoyedby everyone. A great deal of thanksgoes to Chris Braden of Munk’s Motorsfor sponsoring the Zone 4 Party as wellas once again sponsoring the extremelypopular Zone 4 Parade shirts. Wecertainly appreciate his generosity andcontinued support of Zone 4 Events.

Friday, I attended the Tech Academyand enjoyed a sunset dinner cruise onLake Memphremagog, taking us acrossthe US/Canadian border. Saturday wasanother very busy day. It began with theVolunteer Lunch, during which I wasasked by National President CarenCooper if I would do the honor ofleading the Parade of several hundredPorsches from the resort to Newport.The evening and the week ended withthe Victory Banquet. After all of theawards were announced and distributed,a short video was shown introducing usto Spokane, Washington, the site of

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Around the ZoneBy Michael SorianoZone 4 Representative

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Driving Tour is August 20

•August 21 is Southeast MichiganRegion’s Annual Family Picnic andConcours

•Rally Sport Region’s Waterford HillsWeekend Track Days are August26-27

•August 27 is Central IndianaRegion’s Carmel Artomobilia CarShow

•Michiana Region’s Autocross atTireRack in South Bend is August 27

I look forward to having the opportunityof meeting each and every one of you atevents throughout the upcoming year. Ifyou have any questions or commentsplease feel free to contact me atMSoriano.ZoneRep@gmail.com

Thanks,Michael

next year’s Parade, which will be heldJuly 9 – 15, 2017.

As we continue to enjoy our very busydriving season, there are a number ofwonderful events being offeredthroughout the zone. Please rememberto check your region’s website andnewsletter, as well as the Zone 4website http://zone4.pca.org for themost up to date list of events availableto you. I hope you will expand yourhorizons and travel to some of theoutstanding events being heldthroughout Zone 4, such as:

•Join Western Michigan Region onAugust 6 for the Red BarnSpectacular at the Gilmore CarMuseum

•August 9 is Motor-Stadt Region’sBoard meeting at Spagnoulo’s inOkemos

•Ohio Valley Region’s MonthlyBoard Meeting and Member Social isAugust 9

•On August 13 plan to attendAllegheny Region’s August RushRoad Rally

•Eastern Buckeye Region’s ScenicDrive to The Wine Mill in Peninsula,OH is August 13.

•Northern Ohio Region’s Garage Touris August 14

•August 19-21 is Mid-Ohio Region’sInstructed HPDE at the IndianapolisMotor Speedway

•Maumee Valley Region’s August

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Reminder: Items for sale can also be sent to our Webmaster atrobertsharris@sbcglobal.net

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Region Mart Clean out yourgarage.

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For Sale: Aluminum SpareNever been used. Fits almost any Porsche sports car of thelast decade. Includes wheel spacer (you'll need it to clearcaliper on later models). Extra long lug bolts (for when usingspacer). $250Billy Edwards. 6billy.edwards9@gmail.com. 419-349-4004

For Sale: Wheels and TiresWheels fit Cayman and boxster back at least to 2010. Tiresfit latest generation boxster and Cayman. 19" Sport EditionCup4 wheels (Tire Rack). Michelin Pilot Sport Cup2 tires.Fronts 235/40ZR19. Rears 265/40ZR19. $1,100 for set.

Billy Edwards. 6billy.edwards9@gmail.com. 419-349-4004

For Sale: Pirelli Tires20" Pirelli P Zero tires for latest generation Porsche Cayman orBoxster. Fronts 235/35ZR20. Rears 265/35ZR20. $650 for set.

Billy Edwards. 6billy.edwards9@gmail.com. 419-349-4004

For Sale: 1984 Porsche 944Built to NASA GTS 1 specs. Motor built by Steinel’s Autoworks, New Clutch,Weltmeister bars, springs & strut brace, Koni Shocks, Wilwood Calipers, KirkRacing 1.75” DOM weld in cage, MOMO Seat /brace, G-Force 5-point harness &window net, 2 sets of 7” cookie cutter rims w/Kuhmo V710 , 225/50/15 tires (2sticker tires never mounted), AMB Transponder and much more. Retired fromracing in 2007, used it for a few driving events, now need to sell it to make room inthe shop. $5,000.00 firm. Video on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/YuSg6h5FxVg

Rich Brown, (734) 807-0028. Email rsbrown@bex.net

Pirelli P-Zero tires off a 911 Carrera S (991). Front 245/35ZR20, approx. 6/32”tread left. Rear 295/30ZR20, approx. 4/32” tread left. Tread worn evenly, no plugsor patches. $300.00 set of four, or $165.00 each pair. Call Dave Zimmerman,

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