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Old 05-26-2021, 09:46 AM
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Originally Posted by Greg Wolfe
Yep, I have been down this exercise. I ultimately ended up with 12's and 315's in the rear with an ET4. This adds about 1/2" to each side of the wheel. With the 315's, you will need around 2˚ of negative camber which Jonte plans on having more than that. The problem with 305's is there is only ONE street tire made in that size (305/30-18) and it is a Chinese tire called Achilles ATR Sport. There is/was a track tire made in that size, but can't remember which one.

To Jonte's point, 12's probably will not make you faster unless grip is an issue coming out of corners which is probably not a big concern with 295's.

Anyways, can't wait to see the next episode.

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295's work quite well although with the power I will be putting down I was considering going wider with at least a 315. For now I need to finish the engine and will work on that later. Although having as much width and rubber up front makes a huge difference on track.
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Old 07-30-2021, 08:01 AM
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Just got around to some more garage time. Now I have an exhaust system!

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Old 07-30-2021, 08:03 AM
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Old 07-30-2021, 08:22 AM
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Keep it coming brother! can't wait to see her all finished!
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Cool! love the simplicity of the setup. Wish there was a way to get that simple and keep the sounds low enough for street use......


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Very cool vid Jonte! Thanks for sharing again.
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Old 07-31-2021, 02:03 PM
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The TT products are really cool - first I’m hearing of them. Do you think a chipped but otherwise stock 3.6 would benefit from the equal-length headers? I’m interested in the single-outlet set up on their website.
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Originally Posted by revolve40
The TT products are really cool - first I’m hearing of them. Do you think a chipped but otherwise stock 3.6 would benefit from the equal-length headers? I’m interested in the single-outlet set up on their website.
I’ve got good experience with them and I would recommend them. I’m not sure how and if equal length will do with a more stock engine, but cannot hurt.
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I’m sorry for the infrequent updates. My house renovation is a bit out of hand… nevertheless this weekend I set all of that aside and got my suspension installed!

ProActive Suspension - How to glue a classic 964 to the ground!
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ProActive Suspension - How to glue a classic 964 to the ground!
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Cool stuff. Saw the video and also the "old" H&R clubsport package. What was wrong with the old coils?

How about the springrate of your old coil (i guess the 200/260 spring combination from the H&R clubsport?) and the new JRZ stuff?
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Originally Posted by koenig_roland
Cool stuff. Saw the video and also the "old" H&R clubsport package. What was wrong with the old coils?

How about the springrate of your old coil (i guess the 200/260 spring combination from the H&R clubsport?) and the new JRZ stuff?
I'm sorry I seemed to have missed this comment for some reason.

The old prints were actually 140-60-080 and rears 200-60-140.

For the new ones I took help from the guys at JRZ to calculate based on my approximated future corner weight and by measuring the unsprung mass. I cannot see on the springs I got what they are, but seem to be a bit stiffer than previous ones even if the car is lighter. I'll have to check with them what I ended up with...

I was actually happy with the H&R, but wanted to go up a level so to speak and wanted something very technical in nature. That's how I ended up with the ProActive.
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Heads & Valves - Porsche 964 engine assembly part 2

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I found your demonstrations of valve float and spring tension extremely informative. Great video!
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Agree. I liked the mock up with the rubber band, and demonstrating either stiffer springs or reducing weight to help go higher rpm.

I love these videos because I always learn something.
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