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Old 02-25-2013, 09:12 AM
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Excellent photo diary of the work done. Looks fantastic!

Regarding the RS style bonnet strut, I had thought about putting one of those on too but my concern is that the heavy steel C2 bonnet could lead to it giving way? Especially since it was only designed to hold up an aluminum RS bonnet. Your 917K version looks very robust though!
Old 02-25-2013, 10:25 AM
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Rephlex,
Wow, what a rebuild. Another 964 has been saved! My favorite color too.

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Originally Posted by boxsey911
...Regarding the RS style bonnet strut, I had thought about putting one of those on too but my concern is that the heavy steel C2 bonnet could lead to it giving way? Especially since it was only designed to hold up an aluminum RS bonnet. Your 917K version looks very robust though!
This one looks pretty sturdy, from Rothsport racing: Hood prop rod kit as used on 911, 964 & 993 RS & RSR models.
http://www.rothsport.com/Products/Ch...d-Prop-Rod.htm
Old 02-25-2013, 06:44 PM
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Popped in to Nine Excellence this afternoon (couldn't resist a detour) and the 9e cat bypass and cup pipe are on;


Hope you don't mind the pic overload, I've got nothing else to do...

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Old 02-25-2013, 07:02 PM
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I like that tailpipe piece.
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Great sound
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Originally Posted by boxsey911
Great sound
+964 badass sound!
Old 02-25-2013, 08:10 PM
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+ badass osmosis
Old 02-26-2013, 03:49 AM
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Nice sound. Quite loud, isn`t it?
My car left my parking slot for rebuild four month ago, i don`t kown anymore how these cars cry...

Have you anything done on engine internals?!

regards
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Originally Posted by boxsey911
Excellent photo diary of the work done. Looks fantastic!

Regarding the RS style bonnet strut, I had thought about putting one of those on too but my concern is that the heavy steel C2 bonnet could lead to it giving way? Especially since it was only designed to hold up an aluminum RS bonnet. Your 917K version looks very robust though!
Thanks You're right, I've had a reality check and decided on convenience over a few grams.

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Rephlex,
Wow, what a rebuild. Another 964 has been saved! My favorite color too.

(quick hijack)

This one looks pretty sturdy, from Rothsport racing: Hood prop rod kit as used on 911, 964 & 993 RS & RSR models.
http://www.rothsport.com/Products/Ch...d-Prop-Rod.htm
As above I've ducked it and gone OE

Originally Posted by koenig_roland
Nice sound. Quite loud, isn`t it?
My car left my parking slot for rebuild four month ago, i don`t kown anymore how these cars cry...

Have you anything done on engine internals?!

regards
It is, and it sounds even better at high rpm. Hopefully not so good that I get thrown off tracks.

Engine is standard, has done 89k and compression tested well. Hopefully this will give me time to win the lotto before I have any more major expense. So the exhaust and the chip is the extent of any "tune".
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Sounds lovely, I ilke the tailpipe too, very nice
Old 02-26-2013, 05:55 AM
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Noise will be fine for Spa

My guess is that you'll be close to the 105 db static test level for most UK tracks. Bolting on a decibel devil to the tail pipe will probably get you on those tracks. It took 3 db of Cheeksyboy's noise IIRC.
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Originally Posted by boxsey911
Noise will be fine for Spa

My guess is that you'll be close to the 105 db static test level for most UK tracks. Bolting on a decibel devil to the tail pipe will probably get you on those tracks. It took 3 db of Cheeksyboy's noise IIRC.
Thanks, that was my expectation. I had my eye on the decibel devil following the thread a few months back and 9e will probably be making an equivalent to fit their tailpipe.
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Nice clean wheels there Rephlex
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Very nice indeed.
Are you missing the metal strengthening strip on the bottom of the centre section bumper?
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Originally Posted by boxsey911
Bolting on a decibel devil to the tail pipe will probably get you on those tracks. It took 3 db of Cheeksyboy's noise IIRC.
DD took me from 108db to 103db at Oulton last year.....probably not so much of a drop now as some of the wadding has gone, but would defo make an improvement it you were borderline.....

If 9e offer a bolt-on to their own tip then that would be much better.


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