THE FCP EURO BLOG

If you own a Porsche 996 911 and the suspension hasn't already been refreshed, it's probably long overdue. Over time, the rubber of your bushings degrades and quite literally falls apart. Depending

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Your air-cooled Porsche 911 has very small drum parking brakes on the rear hubs in the center of the discs. Driving with the parking brake lever accidentally engaged and/or years of neglect renders

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Are the shocks and springs worn-out and ready for replacement on your Porsche 996, or maybe you just want to close up that stock wheel gap? Rather than reinstall stock suspension, or drop it on

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Despite the difference between these six manufacturers, there's one thing that connects them all—that's the unique paint colors offered by each.

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The Porsche 996 is well known for timing system issues. Over time, old plastic degrades and cast aluminum parts fatigue, which creates multiple points of potential failure. Ignoring the signs of

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Interior designers have the difficult task of finding a balance of modern design without being too far detached from that which we've become familiar with. This is exacerbated by the heavy use of

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Over the last decade, strict regulations have made cars safer and more efficient. This does, however, bring with it the challenges of cars getting larger and the exterior design dictated heavily by

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If you are having trouble getting into any gear on your manual transmission Porsche 911, it's probably time to replace the clutch assembly.

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