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Old 12-24-2012 | 01:27 PM
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My 1991 C2 coupe with 107k miles. I rebuilt the engine this past spring and while doing I replaced some sticker, brackets, pulleys and etc.

And the buck I got this season.
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Old 12-24-2012 | 05:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Atgani
I was recently castigated for posting these on another thread

Hopefully they'll be appreciated on this one.


























Enjoy.

(and a Merry Christmas to all Rennlisters)
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Is your an original speed yellow from 1993 onwards, as in that case its the first one I know of. Great looking engine bay, makes me realize I have some work to do....
Old 12-24-2012 | 06:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Robbie Ravioli
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Is your an original speed yellow from 1993 onwards, as in that case its the first one I know of. Great looking engine bay, makes me realize I have some work to do....

Thanks for the comments. It's not Speed yellow, it's a '92 in Ferrari Giallo.
Old 12-24-2012 | 06:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Arrowhead
My 1991 C2 coupe with 107k miles. I rebuilt the engine this past spring and while doing I replaced some sticker, brackets, pulleys and etc.

And the buck I got this season.
Excellent job sir ! A very neat, original looking engine bay ! !
I notice you've got the later, lighter engine bay insulation
Is that a sock you've put around the oil filler neck ?
Old 12-25-2012 | 10:11 AM
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Atgani.
Thank you. Yes while the engine was out I replaced the engine bay insulation with an aftermarket one from Pelican.
Very observent! Yes I took some old black cotton sock, cut the calf part off and sliped it over the oil filler tube.
Old 12-26-2012 | 12:29 PM
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Is there a reason you put a black sock on the oil filler tube?? I don't understand.
Old 12-26-2012 | 01:04 PM
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Here is mine

http://www.flickr.com/photos/sharkerp38/7363814550/http://www.flickr.com/photos/sharkerp38/7363814550/ by http://www.flickr.com/people/sharkerp38/, on Flickr
Old 12-26-2012 | 01:36 PM
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Here is my 91 with a 97 Varioram on it. Twin coil packs and a few other mods - still a work in progress.
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Old 12-26-2012 | 05:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Gus
Is there a reason you put a black sock on the oil filler tube?? I don't understand.
it looks like his oil filler cap is not tight so he's using a piece of cloth/sock to tighten it up, no?
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If you you remove the oil fill cap you will see an o-ring inside, so when tightened the o-ring seals against the top of the metel oil fill tube. Over 20 + years the top of the metal oil fill tube gets dinged or bent from mechanics not being more carefull. The sock soakes up any oil that may seep out from reidual pressure.
Old 12-27-2012 | 09:11 AM
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Originally Posted by Arrowhead
If you you remove the oil fill cap you will see an o-ring inside, so when tightened the o-ring seals against the top of the metel oil fill tube. Over 20 + years the top of the metal oil fill tube gets dinged or bent from mechanics not being more carefull. The sock soakes up any oil that may seep out from reidual pressure.
Mine leaks too but I'm going to cut off the damaged end and braze on the O.E. repair piece this winter while I have the engine out.
Old 12-27-2012 | 12:28 PM
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Interesting and a viable solution, short of a condom - sounds like a good idea and certainly looks better. How often do you have to change socks.
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I change socks every other day, Oh you mean on my Porsche. Ive gotten in there, took my time and reshaped it with various hand tools and it's much better. Once a year.
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I noticed there is a different box on the driver side of the engine vs. yours?

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Old 06-18-2013 | 11:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Vq-1
I noticed there is a different box on the driver side of the engine vs. yours?
Whose engine are you referring to?

Your pic is from a 993, not a 964. 993 has a different intake.


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