I search forums, YouTube, blogs, and more to create comprehensive (mostly BMW E36 and 997.1) how-to guides so you don’t have to visit a dozen sites to do one job.
Plus, some of my (good? bad?) thoughts about driving and life are sprinkled in.
I had a hell of a time finding the simple instructions to do this every time I wanted to make a change. There’s a few threads on Rennlist, but making and bookmarking my own article without the “forum-fluff” was honestly easier.
Worry felt productive until it’s all I knew. I carried it like a tool, thinking it’s helping, but really, it weighed me down. Emotional numbness worked the same way. It protected me until it quietly stole the joy too. I didn’t notice it at first. Then one day I did (with some help), and now I can’t unsee it.
Porsche wasn't lying — there really is no substitute, but you won't understand that until your 20th drive. Most people think they're looking at the same car for 60 years, but what they're actually seeing is 124,800 hours of refinement that can't be engineered around. You either get it or you don't, and that's ok.
