I need your help find a reputable porsche site - BMW 3-Series (E90 E92) Forum

Dr.G · 12-09-2009, 03:34 AM

I thank the members of this forum for helping me with my questions about my M and i have now had a little spark that wants me to mod my 911 2s cab but need a reputable site with hopefully the same support this one has done for me.

I know many of you guys also own porsche's and was hoping you had a good forum to share with the rest of us.

I will be greatly appreciated.

cotmfk · 12-09-2009, 08:51 AM

6speedonline

ejazbmw · 12-09-2009, 08:59 AM

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Originally Posted by cotmfk

6speedonline

+1

i look aroud there sometimes when im bored and the members there are really nice/helpful

PoorMan · 12-09-2009, 09:22 AM

Rennlist is another

SantaPimp27 · 12-09-2009, 07:59 PM

definitely try 6speedonline. i spend a lot of time there drooling over the cars those guys have lol.

porsche has the heaviest support on that website mainly because there are a lot of porsche owners out there compared to the other exotics.

not to mention the board sponsors seem really helpful

epbrown · 12-10-2009, 11:38 AM

www.6speedonline.com - strongest info on 996 and 997, 986 and 987
forums.pelicanparts.com - strongest on the aircooled 911s, especially pre-964
rennlist.com - great support for the 964 and 993, 924/944/968, best 928 site for US

stickypaws · 12-10-2009, 12:23 PM

It somewhat depends on which 911 you have. Owners go by version number (964, 993, 996, 997) like BMW's E34, E39, E90, etc..

6speedonline is more like E90post. It has a younger membership. More 996/7 owners and plenty of wannabees. But if you are looking for a mature forum, then Rennlist is better, imho. Lot's of PCA instructors post there, and more Porsche owners with a much longer history of ownership. Very polite and informative.

There is also a new forum called Reutterwerk. It was started by the former owner of Rennlist (which was sold to Internet Brands.) It also is more polite and mature.

As somebody already mentioned, the Pelican Parts forum is a tech forum for DIY stuff and maintenance info, etc.. Esp good if you have a pre-996 version. The company also sells parts for both P-cars and BMWs.

p.s., join the PCA. It's very active and there is a lot of mod and tech info available from them. PCA also has a racing series that you can apply for and work your way thru the ranks (like SCCA.)

josephr25 · 12-10-2009, 01:48 PM

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Originally Posted by stickypaws

It somewhat depends on which 911 you have. Owners go by version number (964, 993, 996, 997) like BMW's E34, E39, E90, etc..

6speedonline is more like E90post. It has a younger membership. More 996/7 owners and plenty of wannabees. But if you are looking for a mature forum, then Rennlist is better, imho. Lot's of PCA instructors post there, and more Porsche owners with a much longer history of ownership. Very polite and informative.

There is also a new forum called Reutterwerk. It was started by the former owner of Rennlist (which was sold to Internet Brands.) It also is more polite and mature.

As somebody already mentioned, the Pelican Parts forum is a tech forum for DIY stuff and maintenance info, etc.. Esp good if you have a pre-996 version. The company also sells parts for both P-cars and BMWs.

p.s., join the PCA. It's very active and there is a lot of mod and tech info available from them. PCA also has a racing series that you can apply for and work your way thru the ranks (like SCCA.)

It's not as bad as this site... well, maybe. A lot of GTR hate is over there (especially in the Turbo forums). Used to think that site was for car enthusiasts, but a lot of people there have shown me otherwise.

anthony @ eas · 12-10-2009, 02:07 PM

I used to be a part of Rennlist when I had my 951. It was a very good forum.

gonzo · 12-10-2009, 02:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Kampfer

It's not as bad as this site... well, maybe. A lot of GTR hate is over there (especially in the Turbo forums). Used to think that site was for car enthusiasts, but a lot of people there have shown me otherwise.

Ditto.

I up talked 6speed for awhile to friends etc. Considering the size/categories I would have to give it an edge re: less BS than here.

The more I got lost into the site the more nonsense I ran into. I stick to 997/996/993 talk which stays pretty much on the up. Scan the For Sale section and I am out.

This vs That is going to be present until the end of time I suppose.

Dr.G · 12-14-2009, 01:21 AM

hey guys thanks a lot i checked out 6speedonline and seems to to be what i was looking for... thx again

Dr.G · 12-14-2009, 01:22 AM

thx stickypaws i ll check out rennlist too tonight

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PoorMan Hello my name is... Drives: 2009 E92 M3 6MT Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: West Los Angeles Posts: 539 iTrader: (0)	Rennlist is another

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epbrown Colonel Drives: BMW M Coupe, Porsche Boxster S Join Date: May 2007 Location: Chicago, IL Posts: 2,133 iTrader: (0)	www.6speedonline.com - strongest info on 996 and 997, 986 and 987 forums.pelicanparts.com - strongest on the aircooled 911s, especially pre-964 rennlist.com - great support for the 964 and 993, 924/944/968, best 928 site for US

12-10-2009, 12:23 PM	#7
stickypaws Dictator Drives: people crazy Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: where you want to be Posts: 1,817 iTrader: (0)	It somewhat depends on which 911 you have. Owners go by version number (964, 993, 996, 997) like BMW's E34, E39, E90, etc.. 6speedonline is more like E90post. It has a younger membership. More 996/7 owners and plenty of wannabees. But if you are looking for a mature forum, then Rennlist is better, imho. Lot's of PCA instructors post there, and more Porsche owners with a much longer history of ownership. Very polite and informative. There is also a new forum called Reutterwerk. It was started by the former owner of Rennlist (which was sold to Internet Brands.) It also is more polite and mature. As somebody already mentioned, the Pelican Parts forum is a tech forum for DIY stuff and maintenance info, etc.. Esp good if you have a pre-996 version. The company also sells parts for both P-cars and BMWs. p.s., join the PCA. It's very active and there is a lot of mod and tech info available from them. PCA also has a racing series that you can apply for and work your way thru the ranks (like SCCA.)

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Dr.G Private First Class Drives: Not enough room!!! Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Las Vegas Posts: 188 iTrader: (0)	hey guys thanks a lot i checked out 6speedonline and seems to to be what i was looking for... thx again

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Dr.G Private First Class Drives: Not enough room!!! Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Las Vegas Posts: 188 iTrader: (0)	thx stickypaws i ll check out rennlist too tonight