Big Al HURT123

Hello mates. Can anyone recommend a shop in the South Florida area that I can speak to about specific modifications to a 356? I'm most interested whether some of the modifications I have in mind on a C, can be done to a B just the same.

Thanks.

points

Kevin at KMW in Boca has serviced all of my 356 over the years. Very knowledgeable about our cars.

Big Al HURT123

I know and have used Kevin once before. Never noticed him working on 356s. But will give him a ring. Was wondering if there was anyone else out there.

Steve Jensen

If it is a T6-B (mid '61 or later IIRC) it is same body, etc. as a C. Different engine, no disk brakes all around, but body is same-same.

Big Al HURT123

Yes I am familiar with the basic differences. Was more interested in learning more about suspension other less known underneath parts. My plane is modify suspension and ride height. Not an outlaw but more aggressive stance.

zoomie50

While torsion bars are different B Vs C the method of lowering in the rear is the same. You can add 1 to 1/12 degree of negative camber and lower the front after to have a slight nose down attitude. More than that and expect negative consequences due to less suspension travel.

Big Al HURT123

The 356 has finally in my garage. Its off this week to my mechanic for a once over and tune up. Will post picture soon.

tcsracing1

i have been using Orbit Racing for all my vintage porsche mechanicals.

DBosch

I was just told about Tune RS on the East coast.

Big Al HURT123

I'm familiar with them. I'm sure they are capable but that not really their thing. But I have since found someone and I should have the car back with me next week.