Love it or hate it, my 993 build
01-21-2015, 06:44 PM
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Started on relocating my coilpack and fuel pressure regulator off of the walls so figured I would remove all the extra studs and brackets
And some suspension pieces back from the powdercoater
And some suspension pieces back from the powdercoater
01-21-2015, 06:48 PM
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Only interior photo I have is this one
Interior is pulled apart now as I'm getting ready to do an RS carpet kit with a bunch of rennline goodies. Seats are being done to match the panels and I'm going with a CAE shifter.
Interior is pulled apart now as I'm getting ready to do an RS carpet kit with a bunch of rennline goodies. Seats are being done to match the panels and I'm going with a CAE shifter.
01-23-2015, 10:35 PM
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Thank you
Finally getting rid of the square intake haha
Started working on center exit aluminum exhaust
Cut up a u 3.5" u bend for the tips
Here it is. 28" from turbo to tip. I'll be cutting the tips down once i reinstall motor
Finally getting rid of the square intake haha
Started working on center exit aluminum exhaust
Cut up a u 3.5" u bend for the tips
Here it is. 28" from turbo to tip. I'll be cutting the tips down once i reinstall motor
01-24-2015, 11:26 PM
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02-05-2015, 12:32 PM
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Haha yeah this isn't fun at all. Luckily I'm doing RS carpet so I don't need to make it squeaky clean.
While I have it to this point I figured I'd loom all the wires with braided wrap. What a nightmare.
While I have it to this point I figured I'd loom all the wires with braided wrap. What a nightmare.
02-07-2015, 11:01 PM
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Had my buddy make a oil cooler spacer
Got the catch can all mocked up so now sending some stuff off to powder to get this wrapped up and on to body work and paint.
What was once a cluster of open wires is now wrapped and tucking nicely under the rear panel
Speaking of said body work I bought these skirts which weren't the same brand as the flares so they needed some tweaking
Will tackle the other one tomorrow. Hoping to primer the bay tomorrow as well.
Got the catch can all mocked up so now sending some stuff off to powder to get this wrapped up and on to body work and paint.
What was once a cluster of open wires is now wrapped and tucking nicely under the rear panel
Speaking of said body work I bought these skirts which weren't the same brand as the flares so they needed some tweaking
Will tackle the other one tomorrow. Hoping to primer the bay tomorrow as well.
02-08-2015, 01:52 AM
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Hey Rich, I used ZEP orange degreaser/cleaner from Lowes or Homedepot. Spray on, wait a few mins and then scrub using a light brillo pad. The cosmoline came right off with not too much effort. (I mean, it was still a PITA, but not as bad as other engine cleaners I tried). I can eat off the engine and transmission now.
BTW, love the build. Keep it straight Eurotrash!
02-11-2015, 07:22 PM
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Flares needed to be pulled down about 3/4". Now they stay level with the rear bumper and match to skirts perfectly.
Started getting into that body work. This ****s messy haha
Last piece came to finish up the oil cooler. Just need to find a good spot to mount it
Started getting into that body work. This ****s messy haha
Last piece came to finish up the oil cooler. Just need to find a good spot to mount it
