Will 944 Turbo Nose fit on N/a?
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Originally Posted by Weltweite
I understand this question must come up a lot.
Sorry about that..
When i tried to search for answers, the search wouldnt load, I assumed the key words were so common the search perimeters were to large to handle it.
Sorry about that..
When i tried to search for answers, the search wouldnt load, I assumed the key words were so common the search perimeters were to large to handle it.
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Originally Posted by joseph mitro
jake got it right. along with any turn signal and/or foglights.
the fenders can either be replaced with turbo fenders or you can shape them to fit the turbo front end. you can also buy a fiberglass aftermarket bumper to fit on the n/a
the fenders can either be replaced with turbo fenders or you can shape them to fit the turbo front end. you can also buy a fiberglass aftermarket bumper to fit on the n/a
I'm pretty sure I am goin to install a Turbo bumper for saftey issues as well as looks.
As far as the fenders, I'm sure I can learn how to shape them to fit the turbo front end without having to buy turbo fenders
Thanks for the good info
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Originally Posted by xsboost90
yup took about an hour
Wow, that looks like it fits perfectly!
Did you alter the fenders to fit the new Nose?
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Originally Posted by Hacker-Pschorr
I was kidding - if I could do a search on my first 50 threads I can only imagine what I was asking.
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i volunteer to keep track of the "turbo nose" and "turbo my n/a" threads. pete has to knight me first.
so far this month there's been two including this one...also in my search i found a 944 coupe to cab conversion
so far this month there's been two including this one...also in my search i found a 944 coupe to cab conversion
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I did this conversion with my buddy on his dad's 87 NA. You need:
951 fenders
951 nose
951 header panel
951 Aluminum Inner bumper
951 Bumper shocks
951 Turn Signals
951 Fogs
951 Sidemarkers (though they look really similar to the NA ones?)
951 Underbody Skid pad thing, or "Batwing"
951 Headlight Panels
And you have to rework the wiring for the lights.
There are just fiberglass 951 front end "lookalikes", Though I've heard they're not as good. xboost what is that on the front of your car?
Took us about two evenings, but you could do it in an afternoon.
951 fenders
951 nose
951 header panel
951 Aluminum Inner bumper
951 Bumper shocks
951 Turn Signals
951 Fogs
951 Sidemarkers (though they look really similar to the NA ones?)
951 Underbody Skid pad thing, or "Batwing"
951 Headlight Panels
And you have to rework the wiring for the lights.
There are just fiberglass 951 front end "lookalikes", Though I've heard they're not as good. xboost what is that on the front of your car?
Took us about two evenings, but you could do it in an afternoon.
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I did it to mine. You need to alter the front fenders, all I replaced was the Nose panel. The light covers were NOT replaced and it looks fine.
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sidemarkers are the same...the light covers are slightly longer. The shocks and inner bumper reinforcement are different. The nose is different. I held the nose up to the fenders after putting on the inner bumper and marked where i needed to do work to the fender. I cut a notch on the lip of the fender at each side of the mark and then unfolded the lip in between the marks. Then i folded on the line of the mark and took a hammer and dolly to smooth it out and blend it into the rest of the fenders shape. I took a grinder and smoothed out the sharp fold edges into the fender and fit the bumper again. ITs important to fit the bumper after each session of bending or folding to check your shape and fit.
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NO.....the gaps arent that noticable in my mind.
MINE WITH NA COVERS, not worth it.
http://www.eurocompulsion.net/weekly/944park3.jpg
MINE WITH NA COVERS, not worth it.
http://www.eurocompulsion.net/weekly/944park3.jpg