Porsche Talk - Oil and Water dont mix....
About this episode
A lively discussion unfolds as hosts Arzmal and his co-host catch up on their recent automotive adventures, focusing on Arzmal's troubles with his Porsche 996. After a trip to France, he discovers potential coolant and oil mixing issues, leading to a debate about repair costs and the future of the car. The episode also touches on Arzmal's 912, modifications, and the upcoming Goodwood Revival. The hosts share insights on the current Porsche market, comparing 996s, 997s, and 991s, while also discussing the practicality of owning luxury vehicles.
After a longer than planned break, the boys have plenty of talk on their own cars. Ajmal's devastating Engine problems in his 996, and preparing the 912 for Goodwood Revival. Marc has let a car go...and bought another one!
Ajmal has also had a continental adventure which is only skimmed over, but sounds to have some good content for a future episode.
This is the Porsche Talk Radio Show!
Ajmal is @flatcapdriver
Marc is @marcandcars
We hope you’re listening from behind the wheel!
Porsche 911
"...g that you can buy. I just looked at it on design 911, where you bolt the oil cooler down, it pressure ..."
Porsche 356
"... ring, but yeah, anyway, the, yeah, so that's the 356 status at the moment. We are in a break of the we..."
Volkswagen Multivan
"A van? What a transporter. No, I have had transporters in the past. I've gone luxury this time. I don't have a multi-van. What? So it's got, you know, it's got the, you know, the seats in the back that you"
Porsche Cayenne
"...0s. No, Le Mans, what was the other category? The Cayenne M cars from the 70s and 80s? Yeah. See, you know,..."
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