Another season of Porsche Club Autocross in the Midwest. Autocross is a fantastic, safe event to explore the limits of your Porsche. The events are held in parking lots with cones making up the track. Cars are sent one at a time around the course. Courses are custom thought up by club members. Every ”track” is different. Autocross doesn’t kick up debris like a bigger track event. Bigger track beets can kick up rocks and tire shreds into the vulnerable Porsche radiators

Front radiator grills that is! We have created the only Porsche 911 991.1 front radiator grills that install without bumper removal, without the use of screws as fasteners and that create an OEM style look in minutes all while protecting your low and expensive radiators! Check them out! #porscheradiatorgrills #porsche #porsche991 #porsche911

Where was I at? Oh yeah, I sarcastically said I purchased a Whisper 2000 to listen to my Porsche 996 for IMS issues. A couple weeks after purchasing my 2002 Porsche 996 C4S I thought I heard a sound and said... that must be the IMS!! So up on jack stands it went!! My wife comes home and says, what are you doing!!!? Up on jack stands and a whole bunch of internet research, I ordered all the "while you were in there" items, thought I stopped short of the oil separator. I or

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I just embarked on my journey to obtain my dream car, a Porsche 911. Posters were going to jump off my wall and become reality in my garage. As the research started in the typical autotraders, craigslists, and forums. A couple questions were raised. What the heck is this IMS, RMS thingies that brings owners to their knees? These acronyms strike fear in all but the bravest *cough* blissfully ignorant men. I didn't let that deter me. I found a beautiful Lapis Blue with S

To catch others up on the journey, I started out with an 1984 80 hp Jeep Wagoneer (aka Cherokee) with wood grain and gold exterior, moved on to other unmentionables (Chevy Beretta (with a Dynomax exhaust and chipped! LOL), 1989 Mustang (tons of work done on it in my dad's garage), Honda Prelude (cool car, but an dogga-matic), on to a Mazda 6 (only redeeming feature of a manual, oh yeah an ebay Injen look a like intake and a tune module), then to a 2007 Mustang GT with a whipp