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Old 03-28-2018, 04:44 PM
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The brake booster hooks onto the back of the manifold .
I have a catch can for the oil event with a Canon filter on top of it .
Hope that helps?
Old 03-28-2018, 05:37 PM
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Originally Posted by joe [email
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The brake booster hooks onto the back of the manifold .
I have a catch can for the oil event with a Canon filter on top of it .
Hope that helps?
Do you have a picture of your catch can setup? I was thinking of doing this with mine.

Thanks!
Old 03-31-2018, 08:43 PM
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Was getting ready to install with 996, and the stupid throttle cable bracket I recirece with the kit did not work.

Rather than half *** it, I made a bent up sheet metal bracket using a vise and a pipe as a die.




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Old 03-31-2018, 11:26 PM
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Nice work!
Hope you don't run into anymore snags.
Old 03-31-2018, 11:40 PM
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Also going to do a custom tune with promotive in the future after I build my air to air intercoolrr
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Installed and works like it should
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Installed, but what to do with the vent hoses?
https://rennlist.com/forums/993-foru...installed.html

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Which hoses are you referring to? Can you circle them in your pic?
I have one going back into the intake rubber boot and the other to the K&N
Carbon canister tube I have it connected to one of the barbs on the back of the intake manifold.
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I was referring to the oil vent hoses. Axl911 provided the answer, I supplied a link.

I am almost there.

Throttle cable bkt
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Update

Was thinking I would start the car today, but ran into 2 issues.
1) Had to trim the back of the supercharger to allow the connector to mate.

2) still can't get 12 v power to power split second. I used the SAI relay location, I had the dme relay installed and get 1 volt....

The trim


This sucks


How am I supposed to mate
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Thank to Andreas again. That guy is so helpful.

Figured out the 12v issue prr his advice.
The mistake I was making was the ground. I moved the ground to the lug in the driver side engine bay and 12v switched power.

Now all I need to do is hook up vac lines and I can start the car.

With family and upcoming meeting at work. Might be 2 more weeks.
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Courtesy of Andreas
Thank to Andreas again. That guy is so helpful.

Figured out the 12v issue prr his advice.
The mistake I was making was the ground. I moved the ground to the lug in the driver side engine bay and 12v switched power.

Now all I need to do is hook up vac lines and I can start the car.

With family and upcoming meeting at work. Might be 2 more weeks.
Old 04-07-2018, 01:22 PM
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Mine's very close but will slot on fine. Also, my connector fits the other way around - does that make a difference?
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Yes it does, your fits, and mine needed to be trotrim
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So I was wondering, for the brake booster, do you really need the Porsche elaborate setup of check valves?


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