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Is the "tequipment" version the same unit as that part number?
Original part number: 964.343.529.70
Tequipment part number: 964.343.042.00
I'm thinking it's not the original (original being a Heigo-made unit?) and the tequipment one is a replica of that original part, but thought I'd just confirm.
Six hours of driving out and back to Hershey with Ilko in his 993 RS clone. I forgot how much fun and how quickly and effortlessly these cars accelerate. Finally some spring weather.
Keep them coming.
Six hours of driving out and back to Hershey with Ilko in his 993 RS clone. I forgot how much fun and how quickly and effortlessly these cars accelerate. Finally some spring weather.
I couldn't agree more. Compared to my 4 speed 930, the car feels generations apart. The torque in all 5 gears is incredible, the steering feel is great without being overly assisted and I love the short throws of the 5 speed.
My 91 has had some rear end paintwork and all the stickers are missing from the engine bay and underside of decklid. Could any of you with nice original cars take a couple of close up pics of the stickers so i can order the correct ones and put them in the correct placements?
Last edited by FF Garage; 04-25-2018 at 12:47 PM.
Reason: miss spelling
I also noticed you are not running mud flaps behind your front wheels. You may want to consider those too. If you are still spirit driving yours too, they will save a lot of rash on your quarter hips....
Right & Left sides...
965.559.615.01.01C (Left)
965.559.616.01.01C (Right)
I bought a set of the factory mud flaps. Can you tell me what type of screw holds them on. It looks like i will have to make holes in the end of the rocker.
I bought a set of the factory mud flaps. Can you tell me what type of screw holds them on. It looks like i will have to make holes in the end of the rocker.
Hey Tom, I just pulled a screw out from another area of my rocker panel & matched it elsewhere (can't remember where I found them though,... sorry).
But when I installed mine, I did notice that the plastic rocker lip that folds up into the wheel well area, already had the openings for the screws to go through. I just needed to use a couple of the screw clips (pic below) to position. It all lined up as stock. No drilling required when I did it.
04-16-2018, 02:31 PM
