Feb European Car - 944 Buyers Guide AND Project 951 update
12-28-2004, 08:42 PM
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Feb European Car - 944 Buyers Guide AND Project 951 update
Two articles in one mag, my we are blessed in the new year 
The buyers guide has a history box, AND a Tuners Guide listing places like Speed Force, Anderson Motorworks (didnt they shut down?), and Rennbay (congrats Travis!).
Also listed, and this I didnt know, Invinca Sheild sells a kit for 944s and 951s/S2s. Invinca Shield is the company that makes the clear plastic stick on "bra" system. I think ill look into this down the road.
Ill post the invinca shield info in a thread of its own.
The buyers guide has a history box, AND a Tuners Guide listing places like Speed Force, Anderson Motorworks (didnt they shut down?), and Rennbay (congrats Travis!).
Also listed, and this I didnt know, Invinca Sheild sells a kit for 944s and 951s/S2s. Invinca Shield is the company that makes the clear plastic stick on "bra" system. I think ill look into this down the road.
Ill post the invinca shield info in a thread of its own.
12-28-2004, 09:18 PM
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Originally Posted by azndrvr447
i want a copy!
12-28-2004, 09:26 PM
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Anderson Motor Works is alive and well. Three race cars in their stable taking 1st through 3rd in most races they enter. Also they have a customer with a S2 that may go back to Stuggart for "most modified S2" in the states, it's an incredible machine.
http://www.andersonmotorworksinc.com/
http://www.andersonmotorworksinc.com/
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I wonder why Dave wasnt so happy with his motor and service with Anderson Motor Works (Anderson Motorworks)? I just singed up for Rennlist, and thankful that I was informed about it.
This is an amazing story (link). I for one wont be sending my motor in for a rebuild.
https://rennlist.com/forums/showthre...hreadid=109065
This is an amazing story (link). I for one wont be sending my motor in for a rebuild.
https://rennlist.com/forums/showthre...hreadid=109065
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Invinca Shield
Brian,
Before you spend all that money on an Invinca Shield set of applique's, you might check into a spray-on product by SEM called Chip Guard. ~$15/can at auto paint supply shops, and should have plenty to cover all the relevant Porsche surfaces. Probably comes off easier than the OEM (what doesn't?) or Invinca Shield film.
I sprayed the front surfaces of my Bimmer with this stuff, and it still looks very good after a year. Gonna do my 951, too.
Before you spend all that money on an Invinca Shield set of applique's, you might check into a spray-on product by SEM called Chip Guard. ~$15/can at auto paint supply shops, and should have plenty to cover all the relevant Porsche surfaces. Probably comes off easier than the OEM (what doesn't?) or Invinca Shield film.
I sprayed the front surfaces of my Bimmer with this stuff, and it still looks very good after a year. Gonna do my 951, too.
