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Old 01-13-2015, 12:46 PM
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Not sure how I missed this one John... Congrats on your "Upgrade" and the progress of the project so far
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Nice vision you have going here Jbig. Subbed to see how this keeps going. Im also in sac maybe i can check out your project one of these days.
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Hi, were you ever able to remove all of the old dried glue from the interior? I removed my interior but I'm having trouble with all of that old adhesive and need some tips on how to remove it. Thank you, Russell.
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Originally Posted by trophy
Not sure how I missed this one John... Congrats on your "Upgrade" and the progress of the project so far
HAHA when you say upgrade. Thanx for your advice thus far. And looking for forward to your project car articles Stephen

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Nice vision you have going here Jbig. Subbed to see how this keeps going. Im also in sac maybe i can check out your project one of these days.
Thanx for the kind words...... We can meet anytime I'm free. And nice to meet you fellow Saramentan

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Hi, were you ever able to remove all of the old dried glue from the interior? I removed my interior but I'm having trouble with all of that old adhesive and need some tips on how to remove it. Thank you, Russell.
Sorry for the late reply, I've been busy. I got most of the glue off, but I've been soo busy i haven't taken some of the HARD glue off. Most of dried soft glue i was able to use duct tape and pull most of it off. some of the glue i use some 3m spray gunk remover.

Good luck
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Sorry I haven't been updating much...... Been a little busy and my baby boy is arriving in a week.

Here is what I have added thus far:

Adding Recaro SPg seats later to the 964 and using recaro sliders and side mounts. As of now I'm using my office chair seat (Recaro SPa) to test fit the sliders and side mounts into the 964. I customized my Recaro brackets and sliders by drilling extra holes to be able to lower the seat more and utilize stock seat belts and a submount bar. Submount bar is the OEM 996 clubsport submount bar.


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Also added KW clubsports with Rennline camber plates, strut bar, and set of BBS e88s

Wheel dimensions are as follows on the BBS e88 Fronts 18x8.5 +48
Rears 18x10 +43

Michelin Pilot Super Sports Tires
Fronts 225/40 18"
Rears 265/35 18"

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nice parts!

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Very nice setup
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Nice progress. Looks like you have standard rotors....any plans for changing the brakes?
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Originally Posted by jbigelow

Michelin Pilot Super Sports Tires
Fronts 265/35
Rears 235/40
Interesting tire size choice!

Those wheels are great and that shifter rocks. I can't wait to hear your feedback on the car.
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Originally Posted by 9six4
Interesting tire size choice! Those wheels are great and that shifter rocks. I can't wait to hear your feedback on the car.
Haha..... Sorry, late night at work at the firehouse

Let me correct my tire size

Fronts 225/40 18"
Rears 265/35 18"

Corrected in original thread also.
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Looking great.... Any chance you can grab the part numbers off the BBS Centres? and what size lips they ended up using....
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Originally Posted by trophy
Looking great.... Any chance you can grab the pat numbers off the BBS Centres? and what size lips they ended up using....
Hey Stephen,

I knew I should of took pics of the part numbers on the barrels.

Lemme see if I could find my BBS paperwork again with the specs and part numbers.

Hope all is well
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you don't need any papers. You have the partnumber stamped at the lip of the centres. It starts with 0288...

you can see it at 6'clock on the rim down to the right in your pic.
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Originally Posted by ThomasC2
you don't need any papers. You have the partnumber stamped at the lip of the centres. It starts with 0288... you can see it at 6'clock on the rim down to the right in your pic.
Hey Thomas,

Yeah I know, but my car is at the shop.

I haven't seen her in 3.5 months. LOL

My mechanic took the last pix with the wheels on the car and of the KW clubsports.

Will try to get the part numbers soon


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