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Old 02-22-2007 | 06:48 PM
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I also filed down on the vacuum elbow a little bit.. it doesn't take much! 
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I also found that a 1/16" aluminum shim between the intake and TB created just enough room to seat the intake correctly.

Looking good Jake!

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Old 02-22-2007 | 07:42 PM
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Get that plastic Rice gasket out of this forum!!!!!!

haha, hondata is hardly a rice company. Im sure the materials its made of are faaaar worse then the oil absorbing carboard crap porsche made its gaskets out of.
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Eyal approaches the hornets nest & WHAP!!! a direct kick ! ! ! !
Old 02-22-2007 | 09:08 PM
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Eyal approaches the hornets nest & WHAP!!! a direct kick ! ! ! !
I made you!
Old 03-13-2007 | 10:20 AM
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I broke the top of my Turbo temperature switch / sensor.

Anyone have one they can part with? (#29 in the picture)

Porsche Part # 930 606 118 00

Thanks
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Old 03-13-2007 | 11:13 AM
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Old 03-13-2007 | 07:22 PM
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If you stick your head under your hood AND under your car once a week then go ahead and wrap it. By under your car, I mean on a lift...or up on stands such that you can see the crossover pipe completely.

I'm not repeating a story about a 951 whose exhaust wrap caught on fire. I'm telling you about mine that did. There are several areas where oil can leak onto that crossover pipe and you will NOT see it from above. A seal can go bad fairly quickly. Are you going to pull over and tow your car the moment you think you smell oil burning? 5 hours from home? Sure you are. The benefit of wrapping is not even enough to feel it, but the penalty sure can be. Ceramic the exhaust and be done with it...or leave it alone.

You've been warned. It may never happen to you....but if it does and you are far from a fire extinguisher....you get to watch as she burns to the ground after the flame melts your fuel line. Luckily, I always have a 5lb with me....even when not on the track.

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Old 03-13-2007 | 08:00 PM
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That's a rosy picture you paint Bill and I have to agree, but Jake has a little bit of an idea what's going on here...

Jake, 20yo heat baked electricals need to be replaced with new parts. My turbo pump wasn't coming on so I tested it <open windings>, ~$170 later I found that I could wiggle the top of the temp switch and make the new pump run, both were bad. Hard to say how many miles were put on by the PO since they worked.
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Thanks for the warnings bill. I've already installed a fire extinguisher on my roll bar, and i'll be checking for leaks now and again.

Here are my new rims. a nickle to anyone who can guess who's car they came off of. (yes i know i have to paint the rotor caps) Once i get my bilsteins on there i can lower the ride height so the wheels sit in the wheel wells better.

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Guns951?

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5 cents to the man from joshua tree.
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Originally Posted by jakery
I broke the top of my Turbo temperature switch / sensor.

Anyone have one they can part with? (#29 in the picture)

Porsche Part # 930 606 118 00

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That was new too! dammit dude!
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Ha.

Ya, i clipped it with a torque wrench, and snap.
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Does this mean that she can get around under her own power?


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