About 6 years ago someone on here answered the question for me, but God help me, I don't remember what the heck it was/is. I think Dave Chamberlain is the one who told me. (Lower Right in the pic) Any rate, it is from 928 Specialists, has a white wire going into the Ignition computer, a brown ground wire, and a vacuum line. It has a small opening in the back with a rheostat and an instruction sticker (Adjustment < - and +> ) on how to increase or decrease. I'm thinking it was some type of ignition retard control or something. Just flat out can't remember. Any help in identifying this unit will be appreciated although I'm sure it will also make me feel like an idiot when I go "damn, I knew that, why couldn't I remember!". LOL.

 

EZK ignition control substitute ?

 

Dave?...........Dave?.............

 

Yeah, I may just have to wait and call him on Monday. I hoped that someone would remember because it's driving me crazy. LOL.

Gaz, I have no clue.

 

looks almost like a vacuum line .... adjustable MAP?

 

It IS a vacuum line, and it IS adjustable, but no clue what its for.

 

A couple more pics:

 

It would appear to be a boost sensitive ignition retard box. Might be as simple as a WOT trigger at an adjustable pressure level.

 

OK, after searching the heck out of 928 Specialists website, I "may" have found it. Although the picture isn't accurate to what I have, I'm betting that it's a "Potentiometer for Adjusting Idle Without Cats 87-95" .
It's p/n- 928 606 303 00. I "think" I remember being told that's what it was.

 

That's what I was originally thinking. Hell, I don't know. LOL. Thanks Ken. :-)

 

Ding Ding Ding!

Hi Ken!

Hi Chris, Leave it as it was, I know for sure you are one of the people like me that will appreciate/enjoy the results of that little gadget I made. Feel free to call me anytime if you have questions about it or need help, or heck for any darn reason...or none at all :-)

Coming to SITM this year? It's our 928 Specialist 20th Anniversary Party! You Gotta be there PLEASE!

Cheers,

Dave

 

Awesome! Thanks Dave!! Hell yes I'll be there. Hopefully driving the Stein Grau Hammer Hai. LOL. If it's not ready, who cares, we'll be there anyway!!! We miss you both something TERRIBLE!!!
Thanks for replying and keeping my brain from frying. LOl. Much love brother.

 

I have installed the "Potentiometer for Adjusting Idle Without Cats 87-95" part no. 928 606 303 00 for two of my cars.

Åke