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Looking good. I'm a little lost here looking at the second photo though. Are you adding a single turbo? I will be getting a 4 post lift in the spring although I think that the 2 post lift would be much more helpful with maintenance but that is a whole other discussion.
Looking good. I'm a little lost here looking at the second photo though. Are you adding a single turbo? I will be getting a 4 post lift in the spring although I think that the 2 post lift would be much more helpful with maintenance but that is a whole other discussion.
Matt, that is one of 2... engine is out of a 993tt.
Matt, that is one of 2... engine is out of a 993tt.
It must just have been the angle of the shot. For a moment I thought you had added a single turbo to a NA engine. I would have had a few more questions then!
Just a clutch replacement -- previously installed disk was too thin, slipped and had very poor friction characteristics. Went with a standard RS disk, all is well again.
A video clip of the friction point before the disk change -- it didnt grab until the very end of the travel, virtually at the up stop -- very hard to drive the car this way -- you'll have to turn the volume all of the way up to hear the engine idle: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqKOW2T8G6A
Just a clutch replacement -- previously installed disk was too thin, slipped and had very poor friction characteristics. Went with a standard RS disk, all is well again.
A video clip of the friction point before the disk change -- it didnt grab until the very end of the travel, virtually at the up stop -- very hard to drive the car this way -- you'll have to turn the volume all of the way up to hear the engine idle: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqKOW2T8G6A
Did the your oil hose come in today? Are you still going to be able to fire the engine up tomorrow?
It's Alive!!!!
Fired her up yesterday. Just a test fire, but it sounded great. Rebuilt heads, rebuilt turbos, LWF/clutch, RS engine mounts, 2 wheel drive conversion (ala GT2), RS shifter......and soon Fister Turbo Mufflers. The "Black Widow" will be the test mule. (The nickname "Black Widow" came about because there were a couple of black widow spiders in the shop that were intent on making their homes among the turbo's parts). I can't wait to break her in, then we can see how she really performs!
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