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Old 05-14-2007, 06:53 AM   #15
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Originally Posted by Dr. Kill
The stats your dealer told you are interesting. So we hear that there are four Porsches in HK that have had this problem so far in '07. It would be very useful to know how many 987s and 997s there are in HK. If the answer is 6, I would say this is the worst problem ever, if it is 6 million, this isn't really a problem worth noting. I am sure the number is somewhere in between, but where? Also, are there any other factors unique to HK that could aggrivate or prevent this problem?
hmmmm...after reading the dissertation on the worst engine designed ever , I wondered the same question, 2 987 engines to report in all of HK, doesn't seem that bad.....assumption without the sales figures of course.....

I would say that I've heard of a couple 987's that bit the dust but it doesn't seem to be reunning at the ridiculous inferred 25% rate as some tout on this board......
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