Denver SC owners
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Hi there-
i just got my 911ss and iwas wondering if there are any denver locals on this board. I know the pca is the best source for local information and I have signed up there as well. But I have tons of questions about the unique features of these cars as well as some upgrade questions (exhaust and suspension mainly). Let me know if there are any local sc owners who would not mind some basic newbie questions and take a look at the car.
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cenk
i just got my 911ss and iwas wondering if there are any denver locals on this board. I know the pca is the best source for local information and I have signed up there as well. But I have tons of questions about the unique features of these cars as well as some upgrade questions (exhaust and suspension mainly). Let me know if there are any local sc owners who would not mind some basic newbie questions and take a look at the car.
Cheers
cenk
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Yeah, emissions is tough on changing exhaust.
We're around. Can't help you on mods though because mine is bone stock. As far as garage's go, I use Storz for my SC and 951. They've been great to me.
We're around. Can't help you on mods though because mine is bone stock. As far as garage's go, I use Storz for my SC and 951. They've been great to me.
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I would second that on using Storz. They are very competent and easy to deal with. In fact they helped me out quite extensively when recently when my car was stranded in Aspen.
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my car came up from AZ. Do i need to worry about changing anything to avoid running rich or is the 26 year old motronic is able to handle that? also the PO mentioned changing a setting to pass the smog. does anyon have a little more information on that one.
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Mrtoro. There is an air mixture adjustment for the CIS (K-Jetronic) that most shops can set with a NO exhaust tester. The setting is adjusted with a long allen wrench. The emission stgation will also check out other related itenms such as air injector (if required) catalyic converter and gas capif unleaded is required. Another good shop to consider is Dick Sparks at 9-Lives Racing...hope this helps,
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Originally Posted by mrtoro
my car came up from AZ. Do i need to worry about changing anything to avoid running rich or is the 26 year old motronic is able to handle that? also the PO mentioned changing a setting to pass the smog. does anyon have a little more information on that one.
thanks
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the car passed the emissions without any problems. there was decent margin of error to spare. Pretty impressive. i agree with storz comment. i went over to meet the owners. great guys thanks for the recommend especially since they are extremely close to my place.
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hey there, I'm also from the denver area. I don't have an SC, but the go parts of an SC. I have always taken my car down a little south of Denver to 8th and vallejo. Very knowledgeable, and always willing to help out a newbie.
He has a nice shop full of cars. He helps me out a whole lot with everything. He also takes the time to help me understand my car. I haven't talked much about modding, (mostly because I can't afford it) but I'm sure he is very knowledgeable.
I found out about him, because my mom was using a trucking company to do LDL, and he was carrying lots of porsches from California out here to be fixed or rebuilt by him.
try him out. Watch him sometime. he is really methodical in the way he moves around.
Eisenbud's
796 Vallejo St
Denver, CO 80204
(303) 825-0322
He has a nice shop full of cars. He helps me out a whole lot with everything. He also takes the time to help me understand my car. I haven't talked much about modding, (mostly because I can't afford it) but I'm sure he is very knowledgeable.
I found out about him, because my mom was using a trucking company to do LDL, and he was carrying lots of porsches from California out here to be fixed or rebuilt by him.
try him out. Watch him sometime. he is really methodical in the way he moves around.
Eisenbud's
796 Vallejo St
Denver, CO 80204
(303) 825-0322
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I have some of the service work on my car done at Eisenbud's it is a great shop and the guys that work there are very knowlegable they helped me do a 3.6 swap in my 83 cab