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President’s Message
Upcoming Events - 1
Calendar of Events
Murphy’s Garage
Concours Trade Secrets
Autocross Schedule
Autocross No. 7 Results
14 Porsche Winter Storage Tips
CC45 - Summary Report from Chairman Bob
The Market
PCA License Plates
Gary Martinez
Editor
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Steve Graham
Pat Walker & Rick MacInnes
Pat Walker & Rick MacInnes
Michael Murphy
Bob Costello
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The Porsche Patter is the official newsletter of the Chesapeake
Region of the Porsche Club of America. Contributions to the Porsche
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Editor: Michael Murphy Contributing Photographers: Lynda Sobus,
Aniano Arao, Mick Whitlock. Contributing Writers: Bob Rassa, Aniano
Arao, Steve Graham, Pat Walker, Bob Purgason, Mike Cook.
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Chesapeake Region
is TT he Chesapeake Region of the Porsche Club of America serves
it’s club members and hosts activities within the Baltimore,
Annapolis and sur-rounding geographic area, including Maryland’s
Eastern Shore. The general objectives of PCACHS are, as indicated
in the by laws: Promote the highest standards of courtesy and
safety on the roads. Promote the enjoyment and sharing of goodwill
and fellowship engendered by
owning a Porsche vehicle and engaging in such social or other
events as may be agreeable to the membership.
Promote the maintenance of the highest standards of operation
and perform-ance of the marquee by sharing and exchanging technical
and mechanical in-formation.
Establish and maintain mutually beneficial relations with
Porsche AG, Por-sche Cars North America (PCNA), Porsche dealers,
and other independent service sources to the end the marquee shall
proper and continue to enjoy its unique leadership and position in
sports car annals.
Promote the interchange of ideas and suggestions with other PCA
Regions throughout North America and the world, and in such
corporation as may be desirable.
Establish such mutually corporative relationships with other car
clubs as may be desirable.
Establish a community service initiative with the goal of
engaging members to participate in activities that benefit the
community through fundraising or volunteering of time.
The Porsche Patter is published monthly. Articles from members
are welcomed and encour-aged and should be sent electronically in
Microsoft Word format to [email protected] by the 15th day of the
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time, for any reason, at the editor’s sole discretion. Statements
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Chesapeake Region
from our president
Greetings Everyone!Greetings Everyone!
YY es, it’s that time of year with all the craziness of
shopping, partying, and the chaos of family visiting (yea!) as well
as family leaving (double yea!) Added to this frenzy, your Board,
after a brief res-pite following Challenge and the success-ful
change of several committee leaders as mentioned last month,
gathered mid-month for a vigorous and demanding plan-ning session
for next year. With the eager participation of each committee
chair, the Board has set forth a proposed calendar which promises
to make 2015 a very ex-citing year for the Chesapeake Region!
Without losing sight of our all-important year-ending Community
Service KIN-DERTIME toy drive and associated GIV-ING BACK backpack
sponsorship event which takes place at Porsche of Towson on
December 14th, the next not-to-be-missed gathering is the AFTER
HOLI-DAY PARTY. This raucous, fun-filled evening will be held on
January 10th at the Yellowfin restaurant in Annapolis. Following
the AHP will be:
1) Our first Board meeting of 2015, al-ways open to our members,
on January 21st,
2) The viewing of the Rolex 24 at Daytona
in the showroom of our Region spon-sors, Porsche of Silver
Spring,
3) The first Social of the year on January
30 at the Weekender in Baltimore County, leading to,
4) Our Annual SLOT CAR NIGHT on
February 7th at the Parkville Family Y of Maryland.
You will find our full year calendar in this edition of the
Patter and, in response to member requests, there will be a new
quarterly announcement of all Chesapeake events for the year. You
will also find some special events in our calendar such as TECH
TACTICS in February/March and PARADE in June, for which we will
organize caravan tours of Chesapeake members who plan to attend.
There may even be a few surprise Tour/Social events that pop up now
and then, so be sure to stay tuned. I’m also happy to report that
our member commitment to the continuing manage-ment and operation
of our Region
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remains strong. I’d like to thank Pat Walker for stepping up to
take over ‘Publicity’ and the administration of our Facebook page.
The growing number of members who rely on this site to stay in
touch with Region news is impressive and I’m sure you will all be
happy with the updates that Pat will be posting. Thanks also to
Donna Brandt for stepping up to ‘Concours’, assisting Chair Ron
Gordon and our Past President David Dukehart who has agreed to take
on the ‘Dealer Liaison’ position for the northern half of our
Region working with Mark Hubley who has tended to the southern
half. We continue to look for a Co-Chair to the ‘Tech’ committee to
augment Rob Mairs’ efforts and would be happy to discuss this with
any interested members. That said, it’s exciting that a number of
our members have volunteered to assist with our single-day events.
All of our Board members ap-preciate your willingness to lend a
helping hand and trust me on this, you will be hearing from us as
the year moves into full gear. For those of you who may be
considering a more active role in the Region your help will be more
than welcome. Who knows, you might even score a comp’d event
which is, after all, possible at the Chair’s discretion! To all
of our members, have a wonderful, joyful, and safe holiday season!
I’m always happy to hear from you at [email protected] and I
look forward to seeing you on the road soon! Have fun and Drive
Safely!
GaryGary HAPPY HOLIDAYS!HAPPY HOLIDAYS!
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Vice President
Treasurer
Secretary
Past President
Autocross
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Patter Editor
Publicity
Social
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Tech Session
Tech Session
Tour / Rally Master
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Gary Martinez
Mark Hubley
Claude Taylor
Lynda Sobus
Michael Murphy
David Dukehart
Rick MacInnes
Pat Walker
Michael Murphy
Pat Walker
Bob Costello
Kathy Costello
Jim Earlbeck
Rob Mairs
Steve Graham
Bob Purgason
Mike Cook Chief Driving Instructor [email protected] Ellen
Beck Community Service [email protected] Mick Whitlock Concours
d’Elegance [email protected] Ron Gordon Concours d’Elegance
[email protected] Doug Ehmann Historian
Membership
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Bob Rassa
Aaron & Minta Miller Webmaster [email protected] Terry
Della Vecchia Insurance [email protected] Lee Rock PCA License
Plates [email protected] Laurie Tarsia PCA License Plates
[email protected] Bruce Tarsia PCA Zone 2 Representative
[email protected] Cheryl Taylor
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Kindertime Toy Drive and Tour
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DATE: Sunday, Dec 14, 2014
TIME: 9:00am to 1:00pm
LOCATION: Porsche of Towson 700 Kenilworth Drive Towson, MD
21204 www.porscheoftowson.com
II t’st’s that joyous time of the year where we, the members of
the Chesapeake Region give back to the community buy purchasing
backpacks and stuffing them for the homeless with winter coats,
hats, mittens, scarves and socks all for $25 on Sunday, December
14, 2014. Last year we opened our hearts and wallets and purchased
over 200 backpack’s. Each backpack will be delivered to Baltimore
area shelter residents and also hand delivered on Christmas eve on
a street corner in Baltimore. So please mark the date to assist and
join your fellow members at Porsche of Towson on the morning of
December 14th. In addition to the Linda’s Legacy backpacks, we also
ask that you bring a toy on the 14th where we will drive, via a
Tour, to WMAR-TV and personally place the toys under their
Christmas tree. On Christmas eve Pete O’Neil of WMAR will be joined
by Baltimore Firemen and Policemen and distribute the toys to needy
boys and girls. Once the Chesapeake Region’s “Santa” completes the
toy delivery, we will drive to the nearby Ryan’s Daughter
Restaurant and Pub for a wonderful lunch. So please plan to
participate and register with Mick and Meg Whitlock at
www.communityservice.pcachs.org for this end of year traditional
event.
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DATE: Saturday, Jan 10 2015
TIME: 5:30pm to 10:00pm
LOCATION: Yellowfin Steak & Fish House 2840 Solomon’s Island
Road Edgewater, MD 21037 www.yellowfinrest.com 410-573-1333
CC ome join us for an encore performance of the premier event of
the season, the After Holiday Party and Yankee Swap. Chesapeake
Region has established a reputation for the finest and fiercest
Yankee Swap in PCA, one that has been copied by other regions, but
never quite duplicated. The social hour and din-ner are spectacular
enough, even in a group that defines itself as a “social club, with
a serious car prob-lem”, but the Yankee Swap makes the event. A
“Gift Exchange” is merely a mild description of the feeding frenzy
that takes hold at this triple steal event. Chesapeake Region,
despite being below the Mason Dixon Line, puts the “Yankee” into
Yankee Swap…. The good stuff is coveted, hoarded and only
grudgingly given up under duress. The original emcee team of Alban
and Gutjahr, more popularly known as The Bob and Manny Show, will
once again host this sell-out event. Each person who wants to play
just needs to bring a wrapped “car-related” gift, valued at $25 to
$30. (Of course, if you prefer, you may attend the event and not
participate in the Swap, but be prepared to feel left out once the
fun begins!) Be sure to bring a gift that you’d be happy to take
home, because you never know what will happen! All gifts are placed
together and names are drawn one at a time… each person has the
choice of choosing a new gift, or stealing one that has been opened
before. Don’t worry, the rules will be explained prior to the start
of the Swap and Manny and Bob will make sure you laugh so much your
cheeks hurt!
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Primary Members: Primary Members: 756756 Affiliate Members:
Affiliate Members: 462462
Total PCACHS Membership: Total PCACHS Membership: 12181218
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Fuel TipsFuel Tips Recently a member asked about the grade of
gas to use in his recently purchased 2005 Porsche Boxster. The
factory manual said “98 octane is recommended, with 95 octane also
considered satisfactory”. Unless you’re really going to push the
car, for example on the track or on an autocross course, you should
be fine with the top grade of gas you find at your local station
(typically 93 octane). The octane ratings in the US are higher than
in Europe. Also, most cars now have knock sensors which would
retard the ignition if you started to get detonation (knock) from
lower grade fuel. If you want higher oc-tane gas, some Sunoco
stations sell 94 octane, and a few sell 100 racing fuel.
A discussion about gasoline wouldn’t be com-plete without
mentioning ethanol. While the corn farmers many be happy about it,
it’s bad for our cars. Ethanol has a lower energy content than
gasoline, so our motors make less power. It is ‘hydroscopic’, so it
absorbs mois-ture. It is corrosive to alloys, and will deterio-rate
hoses, gaskets and seals. I’ve replaced de-teriorated manifold
gaskets, and I’ve pulled o-rings from lawn equipment that looked
more like taffy than rubber. Ethanol is a solvent, so it does help
keep your tank and fuel lines clean. When gas stations switched to
ethanol fuels around 2006, all of the deposits built up in their
tanks and those in cars were loosen by the ethanol and pulled
through, clogging lines, fil-
ters, carburetors, and injectors. Some gas sta-tions were
temporarily shut down to clean out their systems, and auto repair
shops were busy, too. Finally, studies show more energy is used to
produce ethanol than it yields, and using farm land to grow corn
for fuel rather than for food drives up food prices. Right now we
have ‘E10’, which is 10% ethanol in our gas. Heaven help us if E15
becomes law, as the farm lobby wants. But then I digress…
What to do about ethanol -- If you’re putting the car away for
the winter, I strongly recommend using Startron or Marine Stabil to
stabilize the gasoline and help head off corrosion issues caused by
ethanol. I actually use it all year around. Newer cars are less
affected, as they have hoses which are better designed to
with-stand ethanol, but I use it in everything except the daily
drivers. Marine Stabil (blue) is pre-ferred over the regular (red)
Stabil for etha-nol. And some recent testing gives the edge to
Startron. These stabilizers are available at auto parts or discount
stores.
Fuel system cleaner -- Techron is great. It’s es-pecially good
at removing deposits that build up on valves, and gums and
varnishes in fuel injec-tors and carburetors caused by degraded
fuel. It’s best to use just before an oil change, as unburned gas
can weep past the piston rings and contaminate the engine oil (but
that’s a pretty tiny issue).
That’s the fuel rundown. Enjoy your Porsche!
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Winter is Coming! Is Your Porsche Ready?Winter is Coming! Is Your
Porsche Ready? 1. Don't get caught outside. Check the forecast, set
a date and stick to it.
2. Don't put it away dirty. Wash and clean your Porsche inside
and out.
3. Don't let water infiltrate your Gas. Top off the tank and
include a fuel additive like STA-BIL.
4. Don't let your tires develop flat spots. Inflate your tires
to the highest pressure allowed; or, consider using tire cradles
that are shaped to the tire and prevent flat spots without over
inflating.
5. Don't forget about the anti-freeze. If your Porsche pumps
more water than oil you'll want to check the level of your
anti-freeze and make sure it's full and fresh.
6. Don't crack your windshield fluid holder. In the event you
cheaped out and used water instead of windshield washer fluid, be
sure to top it off with the real stuff and make sure it contains
and anti-freezing agent if you live in a cold climate.
7. Don't let your battery die. Either disconnect the battery
(Excellence Magazine advises against this in the 997) or attach a
trickle charger like this one. If you do disconnect, be sure you
have your radio code.
8. Don't apply the parking brake. We leave ours in neutral and
use wheel chocks, but leaving it in gear or park is fine too.
9. Don't neglect your windshield wipers. A number of readers
have suggested you prop your wiper arms or place a small piece of
cardboard between the blade and the windshield to protect the wiper
blade edges.
10. Don't let your Porsche collect moisture. We place reusable
desiccant containers in the car as our garage is not climate
controlled. Remember, you will need a number of these as the
interior of your Porsche is a large space (we now place 10 of them
in the 993). You can easily check them once a month or so and
reactivate them per the instructions.
11. Don't let your Porsche get scratched or dirty. Put a car
cover on it.
12. Don't waste money! You could possibly save big bucks (as
much as $100 per month) by letting your insur-ance company know
your Porsche is off the road. Be sure to check with your agent, but
we reduce our cov-erages to the minimums and remove the liability
all together. Just be sure to let them know before you take it out
in the spring!
13. Don't let rodents take over. We put large plastic keg cups
backwards into our exhaust pipes (some readers have suggested
tennis balls) and close our air vents.
14. Don't lose your skills. We miss our Porsches just writing
this post. Besides visiting the garage often, we play racing games
and drive simulators while we're waiting for the snow to melt.
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right off of I83 Exit 27 in Northern Baltimore County, Satur-day,
October 18th.
The Tour meandered through North into York County Pa. working
our way through the beautiful country side to the Susquehanna
River. There was one brief stop at the Kline’s Run Park along the
banks of the river where many pictures of the group were taken. We
then proceed to our luncheon desti-nation at the Historic Accomac
Inn, built in 1700’s right on the banks of the Susquehanna River —
if only the walls could talk, what stories they would tell. We had
a private dining room which overlooked the river and a menu of fine
food that enriched each person’s pallet.
Enjoy the many photos Enjoy the many photos —— join us on our
next Tour!join us on our next Tour!
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Autoross No. 7 Autoross No. 7 -- October 12th
October 12th
Autocross No. 5 Autocross No. 5 -- August 16th
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AutocrossAutocross PCA Chesapeake Region - 2014 Year In
Review
Chesapeake Region PCA: 2014 Year in ReviewChesapeake Region PCA:
2014 Year in Review
2014 was a very active year in the region with a total of seven
events, we averaged over 40 people per event, with at least 3
participants coming out for the first time at each event. This year
was also a year of firsts one of which was the use of national
classing guideline that allowed for more equal grouping of cars as
well as allowing for newer Por-sche models like the Panamera and
Cayenne. The second first was our use of Motorsportsreg.com to
manage the reg-istration of the autocross events.
Motorsportsreg.com gave the Chesapeake regions autocross program
national visibil-ity and additional tools to make the management
and user experience more enjoyable. While the first couple of
events may have had some bumps, the autocross team has learned from
the experience and guarantee that next year’s autocross season will
be even more enjoyable.
Autocross School: Autocross School:
Held as the first ‘event’ of the season, it’s an opportunity for
drivers who have not participated in high performance driving
events to get an introduction to the basics of ad-vanced car
control. The course, instructed by veteran racer Dan Dazzo was
split into two sessions: the morning session consisted of a
classroom, “chalk talk” that goes over driver seating,
braking/acceleration and other skills required to make for a
productive day on the autocross course. The afternoon session
allowed participants to apply the skill learned in the morning
session. Additional in-car training with instructors gave
participants extra that extra little touch to get the fastest time
possible.
Autocross #2Autocross #2
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Autocross 2 One of our best attended events with close to 50
participants, it was held under perfect conditions, it was a battle
of the 993’s with Vince Rock and David Critcher duking it out for
Fastest time of the day, but in the end it was Greg Martell in his
911 Turbo who ended up with the honor of Fastest Time of the
Day.
Autocross #3Autocross #3
Dubbed “Battle of the traction control” as rain moved through
the area. Resident autocross hotshoe Joe Goreleski in his 911 Turbo
went toe-to-toe with a visiting Mitsubishi Evo 8 piloted by Sean
Glazar, but it was Sean who ended up getting Fastest Time of the
Day.
Autocross #4Autocross #4
Car control and driver confidence behind the wheel were the
hallmarks of Autocross Event #4. Vince Rock came out the gate
swinging and didn’t look back.
Autocross #5Autocross #5
47 drivers participated in Autocross #5. Looked like Herb
Berwald and his modified 914-6 was going to come away with FTD, but
Brian Karwan and his BMW M3 dashed his hopes.
Autocross #6Autocross #6
Foggy autocross for Autocross #6? Nahhh – fog clears and Vince
Rock returns to the timing tent to re-ceive the FTD hat.
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Autocross #7Autocross #7
Low attendance numbers allowed event officials to allow for five
runs per driver. Scott Borden has a nice day on the course and gets
Fastest Porsche of the Day.
Summary: All-in-all it was an OUTSTANDING season for Chesa-peake
Region Autocross! And while it may seem that all of the excitement
of who will win the title of Fastest Por-sche of the Day makes up a
predominant percentage of our autocross events, there is a
component that centers around people learning how to drive their
cars (preferably Por-sches) in a ‘performance-type’ event and the
enjoyment that first-timers get at successfully completing the
course and seeing their times displayed in lights. Yes, autocross
is one of those ‘single-player sports’, but you don’t have to have
a stable of Porsches in order to share the experience with friends
and family. Co-drivers are a common and cost effective way to see
who will have bragging rights at the dinner table/water cooler. And
just because it’s a Porsche Club event, that doesn’t mean that cars
manufactured by more common brands aren’t welcome – all that’s
needed is a car that will pass a cursory mechanical inspection, a
valid driver’s license, and of course – the registration fee.
Membership and pre-registration have their advantages –
registration for Chesapeake Region PCA Autocross events can be done
at http://www.motorsportreg.com. What?! You say you haven’t
attended a Chesapeake Region PCA autocross event before? What’s
keeping you from attend-ing one in 2015? Stay tuned to pcachs.org,
Motorports-reg.com or the Chesapeake Region PCA Facebook page, or
“The Patter” for updates as to when the 2015 season will start
up.
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Items for Sale, Rent, Loan and Free!Items for Sale, Rent, Loan
and Free!
MarketMarket Advertisements in the Market are free for members
of any PCA Region. A $10 fee is charged for advertisements
submitted by non-members. Contact the Patter editor
([email protected]) for details or to submit a classified
advertisement.
For SaleFor Sale 2007 Cayman S White/Black, like new, heated
garage kept, non-smoker, 6-speed, 19” Turbo II wheels, sport chrono
plus, PASM, PCM with navigation, auto climate, Bose sound, heated
leather sport seats, Alcantara sport steering wheel, bi-Xenon
headlights, Borla exhaust, RSS sway bars, 3M clearbra, new battery,
brake pads & rotors, car is current on service with all records
included, books/2 keys/all OEM parts included. 38,000 miles,
$38,500/obo. Selling due to lack of time to enjoy car. Contact:
Jeff McClure, Baltimore, MD at 443-801-4559.
[email protected]
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2013 Boxster Items Porsche Brand Indoor Car Cover - $175 Coco
Floor Mats of Natural Herringbone - $85 Clear Windstop from Pedros
Garage - $75 Sold my 2013 Boxster and purchased a new 2015 911, so
these items are for sale. Contact: Jim Orrell at
[email protected] or 410-592-3847.
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] /PDFX1aCheck false /PDFX3Check false /PDFXCompliantPDFOnly false
/PDFXNoTrimBoxError true /PDFXTrimBoxToMediaBoxOffset [ 0.00000
0.00000 0.00000 0.00000 ] /PDFXSetBleedBoxToMediaBox true
/PDFXBleedBoxToTrimBoxOffset [ 0.00000 0.00000 0.00000 0.00000 ]
/PDFXOutputIntentProfile () /PDFXOutputConditionIdentifier ()
/PDFXOutputCondition () /PDFXRegistryName () /PDFXTrapped
/False
/CreateJDFFile false /Description > /Namespace [ (Adobe)
(Common) (1.0) ] /OtherNamespaces [ > /FormElements false
/GenerateStructure false /IncludeBookmarks false /IncludeHyperlinks
false /IncludeInteractive false /IncludeLayers false
/IncludeProfiles false /MultimediaHandling /UseObjectSettings
/Namespace [ (Adobe) (CreativeSuite) (2.0) ]
/PDFXOutputIntentProfileSelector /DocumentCMYK /PreserveEditing
true /UntaggedCMYKHandling /LeaveUntagged /UntaggedRGBHandling
/UseDocumentProfile /UseDocumentBleed false >> ]>>
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