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not a real RSR, but the intake and catch can and blt drive looks to be oe 964 3.8RS or possibly 964/993 RSR, most likely tuned for street use( no roll bar or cage) still has cam driven p/s pump but no A/C
Bill - do you know specifically how that catch can is plumbed to the oil tank and air intake? Also, do you know where that cloth-covered line from the catch can goes?
Bill - do you know specifically how that catch can is plumbed to the oil tank and air intake? Also, do you know where that cloth-covered line from the catch can goes?
Unfortunately not, there are a a number of areas that are not well documented in the manuals , catch can is one
to be specific, as shown in the certificate its named Einschweisskaefig, means welded cage.
Everything ells would be called 'Ueberrollbuegel', which means (see above) ... roll bar
not a real RSR, but the intake and catch can and blt drive looks to be oe 964 3.8RS or possibly 964/993 RSR, most likely tuned for street use( no roll bar or cage) still has cam driven p/s pump but no A/C
There's a roll bar in the car. Didn't think I had to spell it out for you people, but that was my point.
Fine...let's call it a 6pt roll bar then.There's a roll bar in the car. Didn't think I had to spell it out for you people, but that was my point.
Wow. To be pedantic, you confused a cage with a roll bar. (Go back and read your other posts in this thread). Bill simply provided factory information to clarify and assist.
I didn't think I had to spell that out for you but here we are.
10-02-2023, 03:49 PM
Canepa 993 “4.0L RSR”
