Inheriting a Supercharged 928
#46
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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).
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Yes, I am seeing a lot of great information! I will report back when I get the fluids changed and keep progress on the timing belt replacement.
I appreciate all the information please keep it coming.
I appreciate all the information please keep it coming.
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I would go the opposite direction. On a 1 owner car with only 19 K miles..perhaps take it back to stock and get everything under the hood refurbished (cant believe I said that) . At least start there... I just think Low mile cars in good condition are getting rare to find and they are going up in price. Just a thought.
I have a SC on mine and the truley wake up the car
I have a SC on mine and the truley wake up the car
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That Murf Kit is a great piece! Super capable and really makes the car come alive. The CryO2 is interesting. I wonder if he upped the boost? Don't run it above 6-7lbs boost without the CryO2 or you'll get lots of knock.
When you have it running ask for someone in your area to help you tune it with a SharkTuner. Should be able to get a lot of additional power out of it (and safer).
When you have it running ask for someone in your area to help you tune it with a SharkTuner. Should be able to get a lot of additional power out of it (and safer).
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I would go the opposite direction. On a 1 owner car with only 19 K miles..perhaps take it back to stock and get everything under the hood refurbished (cant believe I said that) . At least start there... I just think Low mile cars in good condition are getting rare to find and they are going up in price. Just a thought.
I have a SC on mine and the truley wake up the car
I have a SC on mine and the truley wake up the car
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That Murf Kit is a great piece! Super capable and really makes the car come alive. The CryO2 is interesting. I wonder if he upped the boost? Don't run it above 6-7lbs boost without the CryO2 or you'll get lots of knock.
When you have it running ask for someone in your area to help you tune it with a SharkTuner. Should be able to get a lot of additional power out of it (and safer).
When you have it running ask for someone in your area to help you tune it with a SharkTuner. Should be able to get a lot of additional power out of it (and safer).
But once I do get it running, I will most certainly track down someone local to help with a SharkTuner.
Thank you.
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You might have already seen it, but do check this out for timing belt job.
http://dwaynesgarage.norcal928.org/
http://dwaynesgarage.norcal928.org/
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