best money spent on the 928, pt.2
05-18-2005, 03:21 PM
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best money spent on the 928, pt.2
I noticed another thread about this. While rennlist membership is the best money you can spend, what comes next?
For me, I think the devek radiator + twinfan setup helped me the most.
I had this funky radiator leaking issue and a crappy electric fan I picked up from a junkyard. I finally got sick of my car running warm/hot and loosing coolant so I completely replaced the radiator + fan and all my worries went away. Car ran right at the first white line... even during a bunch of back-to-back dyno runs (about 7 IIRC).
The RMB and short shifter were also other good mods for cheap.
I would list Andy's kit as the best thing i've bought for my 928, but we did more of an exchange than a purchase.
For me, I think the devek radiator + twinfan setup helped me the most.
I had this funky radiator leaking issue and a crappy electric fan I picked up from a junkyard. I finally got sick of my car running warm/hot and loosing coolant so I completely replaced the radiator + fan and all my worries went away. Car ran right at the first white line... even during a bunch of back-to-back dyno runs (about 7 IIRC).
The RMB and short shifter were also other good mods for cheap.
I would list Andy's kit as the best thing i've bought for my 928, but we did more of an exchange than a purchase.
05-18-2005, 03:30 PM
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Agreed on what is the best money spent!
For second place, the item available at low cost that continues to help a growing large number of owners, I'll nominate the Anchor # 2698 motor mounts.
For second place, the item available at low cost that continues to help a growing large number of owners, I'll nominate the Anchor # 2698 motor mounts.
05-18-2005, 03:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Garth S
Agreed on what is the best money spent!
For second place, the item available at low cost that continues to help a growing large number of owners, I'll nominate the Anchor # 2698 motor mounts.
For second place, the item available at low cost that continues to help a growing large number of owners, I'll nominate the Anchor # 2698 motor mounts.
05-18-2005, 07:00 PM
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I'll vote for the stainless steel RMB, H4 headlights, and then the Momo Club 4 steering wheel. Modest, but good in the bang for buck satisfaction rating.
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05-19-2005, 01:53 AM
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Personally,
I think upgrading the stereo was a good one for me. Driving around with engine noise/whirring sounds was quite annoying. Now, its crank the tunes and head out on the highway....whooohooo!
I think upgrading the stereo was a good one for me. Driving around with engine noise/whirring sounds was quite annoying. Now, its crank the tunes and head out on the highway....whooohooo!
05-19-2005, 03:47 AM
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What year/model can the Anchor motor mounts be used on? Anything with a lifetime warranty is good in my book, anything that's half price is better!
05-19-2005, 11:07 AM
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1) Rennlist
2) Wheels (anything but stock)
3) Ott X
4) Synthetic lubricants
5) Stopping oil leaks
6) Stopping rain leaks
7) Escort SR-1 detector
8) Kumho tyres, Bridgestone tyres
2) Wheels (anything but stock)
3) Ott X
4) Synthetic lubricants
5) Stopping oil leaks
6) Stopping rain leaks
7) Escort SR-1 detector
8) Kumho tyres, Bridgestone tyres
05-19-2005, 12:00 PM
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Originally Posted by F4GIB
How about helping the news guys out. What's an "MM" or an "OTT"?
