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Crazy 928 parts seller Christmas special - Prices are per each and shipping will be added.
We are exceptionally busy at the moment so parts may not ship until after the new year.
Prices are good until midnight 12/31/17.
Sweet. Of the 8 parts on that sale that apply to my '84 I've purchased 6 of them from you guys within the last year. Well about to make it 7 now as a timing belt change is in my future. Thanks for the notice!
LOLZ! A clear take off on 'crazy gun dealer dot com!' I would post the link but surely the IB nannys would howl with anger. Google it, and then email Roger and place an order for car bits.
Is a cap and rotor R&R easy on my '78? i.e. in my driveway, no special tools under a couple of hours? pardon my ignorance here and thanks for your help
Is a cap and rotor R&R easy on my '78? i.e. in my driveway, no special tools under a couple of hours? pardon my ignorance here and thanks for your help
It's 2 spring loaded captive screws built into the cap that hold the thing on. It should take ~5 minutes if your plug wires don't stick onto the cap.
You really only need a large standard screw driver to do the job and some electronic safe grease to keep the plug wires from sticking to the cap again.
It's 2 spring loaded captive screws built into the cap that hold the thing on. It should take ~5 minutes if your plug wires don't stick onto the cap.
You really only need a large standard screw driver to do the job and some electronic safe grease to keep the plug wires from sticking to the cap again.
We want to see a video of the crazy team (ranting Roger, loud Laura, and mad Mercedes) spruiking the wares, of their one off, never to be repeated, bargain 928 parts sale.
Thanks Dave that was classic and with an Aussie accent as well.
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Does it have the "Do It Yourself" manual transmission, or the superior "Fully Equipped by Porsche" Automatic Transmission? George Layton March 2014
928 Owners are ".....a secret sect of quietly assured Porsche pragmatists who in near anonymity appreciate the prodigious, easy going prowess of the 928."
Is a cap and rotor R&R easy on my '78? i.e. in my driveway, no special tools under a couple of hours? pardon my ignorance here and thanks for your help
OMG. This, I can help with! and maybe (given Euro CIS experience) provide some other info. If you want. I'm in nearer the capital but can make a trip with a little notice.
Wow, Brett's off the 10000HP laughing gas? These kits always seemed to make sense to me - but alas no S3 linkage sorted out.
Sorry to see them fade off the market for S4 if that is where things are going!
OMG. This, I can help with! and maybe (given Euro CIS experience) provide some other info. If you want. I'm in nearer the capital but can make a trip with a little notice.
Thanks, I appreciate it. I did get in there and lightly sanded the contacts. Roger says the pictures of the contacts looks fine, so I assume my slight flutter or stumble is coming from elsewhere. Might you have any CIS guages and know how to use them?
-Ross T Baltimore
12-20-2017, 06:50 PM
Crazy 928 Parts Seller Christmas Special!
Well about to make it 7 now as a timing belt change is in my future. Thanks for the notice!
George Layton March 2014