M. Requin

Get it, save it, pass it around like Roger is doing- this is a must have for the years it applies to. Again, thanks Mike!

rmatos

Can you please send me the pdf of the refresh
footdoc15@windstream.net , thanks

http://www.sendspace.com/file/s6yc2u

If you like it, please make a donation to Project Rennwish in the amount you think it's worth.

The download link is a free service through something called sendspace so if the link gets broken or the file is unavailable please PM and I'll post it up again either there or somewhere and get you a link.

Also if you find anything inaccurate or that you think should be added or removed from the document, please PM me or e-mail me and let me know, I may have later versions of this.[/QUOTE]

ROG100

rmatos - copy sent to your email.

Christopher Zach

Roger: If you can send me a copy I'd be happy to host it on my servers at home (on the internet for 25 years now) and post the link here.

AreEffBee

I could use a copy of your top-end refresh write-up pdf, Mike. Would you mind re-uploading it or sending me a copy?
Thanks,
- Russ

ROG100

You can find it on my web site under Product Guides.
https://928srus.com/pages/product-guide

AreEffBee

Much appreciated, Roger!
-Russ

monkez

Scott Yoo also documented his refresh on the link below. His was an 86.5 S3. Scott's write-up also has a LOT of pics, a nice parts list and some great suggestions on how to pull some stuff apart. Using this website in conjunction with Mike's write-up and you'll have the info you need.

Finally, while not an S3, you may also want to read Dwayne's write-up (look for Dwayne's Garage or the DIY section on the boards). Dwayne's write-ups are just a plain great and leaves nothing to the imagination. He's also great at providing great pictures.

Good luck!

https://scott-yoo.com/porsche/1986-5...esh-procedure/

AreEffBee

Thank you, monkez. Yes, I have a photo of Scott Yoo's engine literally pinned-up on my wall! Truly a thing of beauty, serving as my goal!