onspeed

Front brake pads, new shift boot for sure.

Then putting a new motor in the camaro.

Then Wbo2, boost gauge, and off road test pipe, in that order, based on how much extra change I've got after the engine swap.

alxdgr8

The same thing I was doing last off-season and season...slowly piecing the car back together.

arthropraxis

Install the newly recovered dash tomorrow and start on installing the LS1.

Scott H

This is the on-season in Florida

Rogue_Ant

GT30R sized turbo.
3" downpipe.
Strosek Rockers.
Paint.

And a few other things

333pg333

David, I'd be interested to discuss the mc issue with you. On or off line.

Olli Snellman

Finish son's 951 project and develope a lot of new parts, like larger MC made from billet aluminium. Also lot of CF parts for 951 & 968 under developing.

piperporsche180944

We shall see, the cylinder head will be machined, new head studs will be fitted, the motor may even be rebuilt (rod bearings, rod bolts, piston rings, reseal, etc.).

fortysixandtwo

Pull engine
Fix some oil leaks, one of which will require some thread repair.
Pull head and see why I've been pressurizing the coolant system.
If there's time, I'll start on making a larger exhaust.
Set the Tec-3 up for data logging
Add bungs for thermocouples.
Install and wire said thermocouples in with the Zeitronics
Splice Zeitronics and AVC-R into TEC wiring harness.
Maybe some new rear suspension bushings.
CV joints need to rebuilt or replaced.
Inner and outer tie rods.

teamcrossworks

Belts, Bypass Exhaust Pipe, M030 Sway bars (if LR puts them on sale again for Christmas), Fuel Gauge, "Old School" ADS PQ amp and Boston Acoustic speakers, 3 or 4 inch DIY catback exhaust, LR Billet Non-Adjustable Style Bypass Valve and any other thing I can afford to do both with the allotted time and money.

Chris White

“So what little projects are you guys doing in the offseason?”

Watch TV, eat popcorn….

Thom

What HG/studs/torque/boost/fuel?

rdanford

Pickup my LS1 swap and goping for nice Colorado winter days!!

docwyte

Adjusting the brake pedal height affects the pin/pushrod going into my hydroboost unit, which can cause the brakes to drag.

Easier to add the height extension to the gas pedal instead...

CPR

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It is a nice 68F and sunny with a light breeze off the atlantic today, a great day for driving .....unforunately i am 2100 miles away