NYC993

Incredible...one day...one day.

lopro

does anyone know the weight of the stock heater box and all its components, ccu and all heater pieces would be heavy

I wonder how much weight was lost here, This new system Looks like a good idea to drop a number of lbs up front. may understeer abit without it I don't know

NineMeister

Add fuel.
Charge Battery.
Crank up oil pressure.
Test Outputs.

NineMeister

Crank engine.
Engine runs.
Idles at 1000rpm from cold.
Mapping yet to do, but other than that Motec: done.

Kein_Ersatz

Success!

Thanks for sharing the journey.

Toga

I've just been guided to this thread today, read it from 1st post to here and.... ... Pfffiuuu!... ... I have to take a deep breath!
Congratulations for your job Colin, and thanks for taking the time to post all those pics.
At our very amateur level, the first lesson we should learn is that a 993 can rust, and every owner should start by having a sharp look on the under body protection for damages, have an eye under the inside carpet and around all windows seals! Ask me how I know?

almost there! Congratulations.

P.S. I played lotto for tonight Euromillion. Expect a call Monday morning when I'll be sober

1stgear

Any updates on this car, Colin? We'd love to see the final pictures!

Barryn

Just joined and enjoyed the project so far... Great work.

Go on, one more pic, of the car on track.


Please

NineMeister

The owner is working away a lot, hopefully we can get together sometime over the weekend and discuss the finish of the car and hence take the final photos for the masses. At the moment the car is jut waiting on a new windscreen being fitted and a Motec ecu but there may be a little more mission creep to cover....

Barryn

Looking at my own cars history file, you have had your hands on it before.

Maybe you will see it again

aircooledornothin

What a great thread.
Sorry for being a nerd, but it looks like you are using Walrod bushes for the front suspension arms?
Would be interested to know why you chose those for a track focused car and not something more hard core.

NineMeister

Thanks.

The simple answer to your question on the Walrod bushes is that the customer supplied his own parts.

NineMeister

Send me the details, it's always nice to renew acquaintances with old friends!

Barryn

Will do, away at the moment, will get in touch.

gubsta

Were there ever any finished pics taken?
Would love to see them if there are any.