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I am prepping the car for the season...here's some pics..

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engine

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side

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trunk

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int 2

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lift

dave morris

Very nice. Thanks for sharing. How long have you owned it?

bgiere

i got that car in september 2003. bought from a fellow PCA'er in CT.

CarreraCup03

Very nice car!

Geoffrey

Great car, can't wait to see it out there with the rest of the GTC troop. One suggestion would be to find a better placement for your AMB lap timer since it is directly in your line of sights for left hand corners. In the rear engine compartment, you may want to move the fire nozzle to the center under the package tray rather than only on the left side. That will allow the fire suppression material to spray over the entire engine.

964ryb

Awesome car...I think I have seen it at beaver run

bgiere

Hi Geoffrey, thanks for the suggestions...i do have two nozzles in the engine compartment...can't see from the picture i took...how is your car coming along? i have followed the progress and it looks great! what a job, you have certainly done it right....

Geoffrey

My car is comming along, hopefully it is within 1-2 months of being on the track. I was at LRP this past week and weekend and spend 10 sessions in the car with students. I really missed driving.

It also looks like your car has one of the rare pressure switches on the master cylinder that will cut off the ABS under a panic stop situation (allows you to lock the wheels and spin the car).

bgiere

very observant!! i do have a switch in the cockpit to disable that....

Geoffrey

The "slap switch" on the dash (big red switch) is the manual override to turn the ABS on and off. I actually don't see that so it must have been changed to another type on your car at some point in time. In your car there is also the pressure switch on the master cylinder. It is my understanding that they didn't work well. For the 993s this was upgraded and moved to the front input brake line to the ABS pump itself.

I have an ABS big red "slap switch" which would be correct for your car if you need it.