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Old 10-27-2012, 11:21 AM
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Originally Posted by m73m95
You have one? For $30+shipping from SoCal, its sold!
I wanted to get in line for the part for sale too

But since it needs the plastic piece to fit, and the plastic piece won't work on my front end, I'll find a different one...
Old 10-27-2012, 01:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Cyberpunky
You need this bit (this is view from top)



This bit actually can be bolted to aluminium bit via the 2 outside tabs(using bolts and loc nuts) so when removing they come off in one piece.

Here is a pic of them on the car



and another pic

I have the large connector pc if you need it. $40 plus shipping.
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Does everyone have the hardware I'll need to bolt all this stuff together? Any guesses on whether it'll fit around my LS1 oil pan?
Old 10-27-2012, 01:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Cyberpunky
You need this bit (this is view from top)



This bit actually can be bolted to aluminium bit via the 2 outside tabs(using bolts and loc nuts) so when removing they come off in one piece.

Here is a pic of them on the car


and another pic

Originally Posted by Van
Yes, Cyberpunky has it correct - the aluminum part attaches to the plastic part - and you remove them together as a pair. The plastic piece has 3 bolts that attach to the lower radiator frame (accessible through the holes in the batwing), 5 bolts (IIR) that bolt to the sub frame, and two nuts that hold those little arms on the aluminum piece to the side of the wheel wells (you'll find M6 studs attached to the body there).

You take off the hardware I mentioned above (the batwing will hold up the front and the rear is held on by those aluminum arms on the studs) kind of stand behind it, flex the arms over the studs, slide it back about 2 inches, and its off!

I think the main point of the aluminum part is really to protect the caster blocks from the heat of the crossover and down pipes.
Ahh yes ok. Great pics and info, thank you. I didn't realize the "middle" tray and the rear steel tray were attached.



Where did all of the rear pan's go? Do people throw them out? They came on every single 951 produced, right? Why are they so damn hard to find now?
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I imagine they get tossed because the cars sit so low and they get torn up. Plus all the oil and grime from exploding, leaking, firey turbo motors... Lol
Old 10-27-2012, 08:26 PM
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Nice ramps, love those little garage projects...Bruce
Old 10-28-2012, 04:53 AM
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Originally Posted by F18Rep
Nice ramps, love those little garage projects...Bruce
they have seen a lot of use but would love an actual garage and a hoist lol
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The pans get removed during oil changes and do not get reinstalled. I guess most original owners were paying a shop and never noticed. thankfully mine still has them.
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