
996 Turbo: The Porsche Worth the Risk | with Andy from While You're In There
Eleven After Nine | A Porsche Culture PodcastShow Notes
The 996 Turbo is the most supercar you can buy for sports-car money — and the one a lot of people are still too scared to own. So Derek sat down with Andy from the "While You're In There" Youtube Channel to settle it: is the bargain-Turbo reputation real, or are those coolant pipes a clock you'll regret ignoring?
They get into the Mezger engine and why it sidesteps the IMS and bore-scoring drama, what these cars are actually like to drive once they're dialed in, and exactly what to look for before you buy one. Plus a detour into Andy's 987.2 base Boxster — the port-injected 2.9 nobody talks about — and the auction that sold it for nearly double.
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CHAPTERS 00:00 Meet Andy (While You're In There) 02:03 Why a base Boxster — twice 06:54 The 987.2 secret: the port-injected 2.9 12:48 Selling it: the auction that went 2x 18:32 Enter the 996 Turbo (2001, Forest Green) 21:06 Buying off the internet: cracked wheels & hidden costs 23:28 The coolant pipe problem, explained 26:57 Pin vs. weld 29:11 What it's actually like to drive 35:56 Buying a 996 Turbo: what to look for 41:20 Why the 996 is the underrated one 46:01 What's next for the Turbo + send-off
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