Moved into the new shop today. She is tucked away nice and clean and ready for the SC install.

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wtf is with that ugly vacuum line with that pretty powdercoating??

OB PIC:

what you don't want to find when you open up your motor.
http://www.nospoons.com/Porsche/damage-1.JPG

Before / After 84' Euro.
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I have one of those kinds of shots too...actually a bunch of them...here is my '88 S4.

Ready for its first boosted test drive!

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2738/...42e2ae35_o.jpg

A few days late, I had lunch today with a workmate, after a spirited thrash through the hills, Photo taken from the pub balcony. Cheers Roy

Axle time.
Good thing I kept the Festivus Pole.

At first I didnt read the text, just looked at the photo.
And I thought: What are You trying to do ? Removing the car from the wheel ?

Anyway, here is my contribution. The wheels are BBS Classix 18". They were made in a small series around 2002 - 2003, and have some of the design characteristics of the Fuchs rims.

A registration plate with the text STUKA would fit perfectly ;-)


Ragnar

Festivus pole.... that's awesome. :)

That has got to be the biggest cheater bar I've ever used. :thumbup:

Pedal to the metal Ted! :)

Can you tell us about the rear wheel arches?

Ragnar, them's some fantastic wheels on that car. Very nice.

The arches are option XC1. They were only offered by german dealers in 1988-89. There are a few cars with these arches. I know of 3 other cars, one of them in the new 928 book by Brian Long.

For further discussion see this tread: https://rennlist.com/forums/showthre...ferrerid=45842

Thanks. I too like the looks of them. Unfortunately the front ET is only 45, and that is a bit on the low side. But the go well with RMB: Loud and looking good !

Unfortunately I am with a compter without any 928 photo material, so the picture in this answer will have to be an imaginary one. Or I will edit the answer later on.


Ragnar

Fixen up der Porsche

Lurking in West Palm Beach.