phast930

I gotcha. Once I get her home I will post more pics (thank you for helping identify from photos).

Imo000

Yes it sure does although when Vortex bought Paxton, for a while they were marketing some of their SCs as Paxton Novis and they looked a lot like the Vortex units.

I was hoping to see the more conventional Paxton planetary drive SC but that's not the case.

Imo000

Paxton sold superchargers well into the 90's and was really popular too.

996SPECticle

I used to know of a red one the resided in South Texas during the '90s, I hope it and Daniel are still doing well

Tampa 928s

I have a version of this Murph kit that is modified and Dyno tuned.
Feel free to reach out if you have any questions.

Randy V

Whenever I hear someone use that term I think of zombies, 'cause that's what they do.

phast930

And you are in Tampa thank you I certainly will be reaching out.

Tampa 928s

RV
"Reaching out" never associated that with a zombie, if you have a better phase let me know.
Is this better?
Feel free to contact me.
Available to help
Need some advice
Have experience with this kit
Have lift available
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Gretch

I am #3 with the first self installed stage 2 Murph kit. Still running strong.

Tampa 928s

Is Tim still selling these his web site is down?

Chaos

Stunning car!

phast930

Ok, sorry for the delays. I had a two day track event and with that came some need for my 944 turbo track car.

The car does indeed have a Vortex super charger (so the guesses/educated discussion from everyone was correct). We got the car into the trailer (damn they are heavy cars) by pushing it up (my new trailer that's on order has a winch).

I have not had any time to dig into any of the car, it sits in my garage now waiting patiently for me to start draining all the fluids, inspecting (and likely replacing) the timing belt.

Since I am a 944 kind of guy, after replacing the oil, coolant and transmission fluid since it has sat for ~6 years. What else should I be looking at.

I will inspect the rubber parts while I am in there replacing fluids (anything in particular I should check)?

I will inspect the timing belt likely this weekend or next to see if it has cracking. Should I just assume replace it since the car has sat for ~6 years? The car was stored indoors the whole time (if it matters).

Chris Lockhart

Bite the bullet and replace the timing belt.

SeanR

x928

phast930

Ok thank you very much for that. I will make sure that I research how to do that (saw a thread here that looks good). I will have to see if I need different tools then I have (do my 944 timing belts so should be similar just bigger and more pieces to cover with the belt).