RallyJon

I bought this one for my '71 from a guy on Ebay. Anyone done something similar for 993s? It's about 24"x36" and I had it mounted and laminated.

Svaha

That'd make a nice addition to the 993 Manual CD...

centerpunch

993's have so much more stuff it would have to literally be billboard size.

Svaha

Make a nice garage wallbanger.

BS911

I use alldatadiy.com for access to schematics. The main engine wiring group on their site is broken into 12 separate images. I photoshopped them all into one big combined image. The resulting file in the resolution provided by alldata would work out to a 40" x 20" print at 72 dpi. I know, not exactly photo quality, but for that kind of work, it is fine. So that big of a print, JUST for the main engine wiring schematic. There are at least 18 total sets of wiring diagrams in the 993 manual!

I agree though - that would make a cool poster. Unfortunately, that whole copyright thing will get in the way for anyone trying to reproduce them.

RallyJon

Are the alldatadiy.com pretty accurate? Shows the color coded wires? Can a non-mechanic subscribe?

I've got a 12x18 color laser and work so I might be able to do a one-off in several panels.

BS911

They are the charts from the factory workshop manuals so they are pretty good. Decent scans and very legible. It is fairly well organized but does take some effort to get the scheme of things since you can't as easily "flip pages." They are all black and white though.

It is definitely good for non-mechanics. At $25 per year (I think) it is a great alternative to buying the real manuals $$$$ and still better than buying illegal scans. Whenever I have a project, I print them at work at 11 x 17 - works pretty good.