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PORSCHE · 2024 MAINTENANCE

Porsche 911 GT3 · 2024 Oil, Filter and Alignment Service

This 2022 Porsche 911 GT3 came in with about 2,500 km on the clock. In June 2024, we replaced its engine oil and filters, checked tyre pressures and adjusted the alignment. Front toe changed from −0.6 mm on the left and −0.7 mm on the right to 0.2 mm per side.

The actual 911 GT3 on the alignment rack in June 2024
The actual 911 GT3 on the alignment rack in June 2024
Model year 2022Approx. 2,500 kmService: 2024-06-12Prepared 2026-09-13한국어

This visit at a glance

Vehicle2022 911 GT3 · approximately 2,500 km
Work carried outEngine oil and filters, tyre-pressure check and alignment adjustment
Result and follow-upFront toe 0.2 mm per side; caster cross difference −0.32° remains for follow-up
In this case
  1. Low Mileage, but We Still Check in Person
  2. Checking Drained Oil Volume, Replacing the Filter, and Torquing Fasteners
  3. Cabin Filter, Front-Area Filter, and Tire Pressure
  4. Wheel Alignment — Before and After Figures, and What Remained
  5. Completion and Next Inspection
  6. FAQ

01

The GT3’s place in the 911 range

The GT3 is a track-focused member of the 911 range. This 2022 model belongs to the 992 generation, with a naturally aspirated 4.0-litre flat-six that revs to 9,000 rpm.

Its double-wishbone front suspension draws on the 911 RSR race car. With motorsport influencing both the engine and chassis, we checked all four wheels’ alignment alongside the oil and filter service.

Porsche’s official 911 GT3 introduction ↗

02

Draining the engine oil and replacing the filter

We collected the engine oil in containers to check its condition and the amount drained, then fitted a new oil filter.

Torque tools were used on the filter and drain plugs. These parts are removed and refitted at oil changes, so we take care with the fastening as well.

Drained engine oil collected for inspection
Drained engine oil collected for inspection
Removed oil filter and replacement filter
Removed oil filter and replacement filter
Tightening the oil filter with a torque tool
Tightening the oil filter with a torque tool

03

Replacing the front luggage compartment and cabin filters

The front luggage compartment filter and the cabin filter were replaced separately. The photos show the removed filters alongside the new parts.

Tyre pressures were also checked directly at the wheels.

Old and new front luggage compartment filters
Old and new front luggage compartment filters
Old and new cabin filters
Old and new cabin filters
Tyre pressure check at the wheel
Tyre pressure check at the wheel

04

Front toe set to 0.2 mm per side

Front toe was adjusted from −0.6 mm on the left and −0.7 mm on the right to 0.2 mm per side. We also checked rear toe and front and rear camber.

On the last measurement, the caster cross difference remained at −0.32°, outside the equipment’s displayed ±0.25° reference. This needs another look at the next inspection.

Difference from the chosen final setting

Pale outline: setting after this adjustment

Before · difference from setting

FRONT ↑Front left-0.6mmFront right-0.7mmRear left1.3mmRear right1.4mm-0.8 mm-0.9 mm-1.0 mm-0.9 mm

Measured L/R difference · front 0.1 mm / rear 0.1 mm

After · final setting

FRONT ↑Front left0.2mmFront right0.2mmRear left2.3mmRear right2.3mmMatchesMatchesMatchesMatches

Measured L/R difference · front 0.0 mm / rear 0.0 mm

Large numbers show measured toe in mm. Small ± numbers show the difference from the outlined setting. Tilt enlarges that difference at the same scale; it is not the actual wheel direction or angle. Zero difference means the setting matches, not zero toe or parallel wheels.
MeasurementLeft before → afterRight before → after
Front toe-0.6 → 0.2 mm-0.7 → 0.2 mm
Rear toe1.3 → 2.3 mm1.4 → 2.3 mm
Front camber-1.37 → -1.55 °-1.61 → -1.52 °
Rear camber-1.76 → -1.51 °-1.46 → -1.53 °
Front caster · measured7.75 → 7.64 °7.96 → 7.96 °

Toe is in mm; camber and caster are in degrees. Caster values are measurements taken before and after the work.

Actual measurement screens · click to enlarge

12 June 2024, 17:23 · Front readings before adjustment
12 June 2024, 17:23 · Front readings before adjustment
12 June 2024, 17:23 · Rear readings before adjustment
12 June 2024, 17:23 · Rear readings before adjustment
12 June 2024, 17:59 · Front readings after adjustment
12 June 2024, 17:59 · Front readings after adjustment
12 June 2024, 17:44 · Rear readings after adjustment
12 June 2024, 17:44 · Rear readings after adjustment

05

Oil, filters and alignment completed

Engine oil, the oil filter and the other filters were replaced, tyre pressures checked and alignment adjusted.

The car returned the following year. Its 2025 visit covered oil and wheel condition after roughly another 300 km.

Read the 2025 service record for the same car →

911 GT3 maintenance questions

Does a low-mileage car need an alignment check?

It depends on the car’s condition. This GT3 had covered about 2,500 km, but measurement showed areas of alignment that needed adjustment.

Do the same model and mileage mean the same parts need replacing?

Use and component condition can differ even at the same mileage. We look at the service history and actual condition to decide what needs replacing.

Can Korean cars be maintained this way too?

Yes. We follow the procedures for each model, with the same care in handling parts, taking the necessary measurements and checking the finished work.

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