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Old 04-05-2018, 11:38 PM
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Originally Posted by PDACPA
Guess it is a Momo. Was pre-scanning days when I bought it. Have to pull my old file.
Thank you PDACPA. I like it very much...... The prescan days. I miss them very much.
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Originally Posted by grgallo
thanks, I am considering the WEVO G50 for my '87 Coupe can you provide additional thoughts/comments/etc.
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I not sure what else I can say that hasn't been said on this forum. It is simply awesome. Tight, crisp shifts. No play at all on mine. The stock
shifter on my 911 had miles of play. It feels more modern and there is zero looking for a gear. I can't imagine anyone not doing this mod
immediately. Hope this helps.
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Waiting on my fifteen 52 rims
Which wheels did you get? Did you order them from Matt?
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Originally Posted by 1stgear
Which wheels did you get? Did you order them from Matt?
Chad,

I went with these...... Jon helped me.

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I got the driver side drilled outside handle installed last night. That got me on the driver side door panel this evening. Hopefully it is more evident why
I went with crimson gauge bezels. I built the door panels out of 1/8" plywood. Speaker is a 5-1/4 Focal. Arm Rest is mid 60's Karman Ghia. I made the
pull straps.





Tomorrows my birthday so I called it an easy evening. I'll start back on the passenger side in the morning.

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Very nice!
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Happy birthday! Nice progress on the 88 Outlaw.
Old 04-08-2018, 08:04 PM
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Originally Posted by AG81
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I not sure what else I can say that hasn't been said on this forum. It is simply awesome. Tight, crisp shifts. No play at all on mine. The stock
shifter on my 911 had miles of play. It feels more modern and there is zero looking for a gear. I can't imagine anyone not doing this mod
immediately. Hope this helps.
thank you, definitely helps to hear current commentary, yes there is a ton of WEVO discussion on the forums, a lot of it regarding the 915 trans, I don't believe a lot of G50 boys do the WEVO, I appreciate your response, is there a lot of resistance/pressure in between shifts?
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Originally Posted by grgallo
is there a lot of resistance/pressure in between shifts?
I haven’t experienced any resistance or pressure between shifts. It is much more tight and goes directly into the next or previous gear.

What i I have enjoyed the most is positive feel it has compared to the stock shifter which felt sloppy.
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I hope these fit as good as they look. Because they look freaking AWESOME !!!
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Originally Posted by AG81


I haven’t experienced any resistance or pressure between shifts. It is much more tight and goes directly into the next or previous gear.

What i I have enjoyed the most is positive feel it has compared to the stock shifter which felt sloppy.
thank you, this is now on my list
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This was the test fit....


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I know there is this a debate on the color of headlight trim rings. I just like the black rings on this build. Here is a shot with both.
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Black rings create good contrast with the bumperettes, but white is just so right.

Just flip a coin. Whichever side it lands on will be just right.



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Keep it just like that. One white, one black. Very outlaw.


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