What did you do with your 993 today
#1891
Originally Posted by KSira
A couple of weeks ago I got my first 911. Two hours later it was on jack stands and ready for this winters modifications.
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911F1 (12-06-2019)
#1892
Thank you, it was the colour that sold me, and my weakness for large spoilers and flared arches. However the car i sadly not as clean as the pictures makes it look.On the positive side I bought the car to use it, and that suits me better than having a very clean car thats needs to be babied.
#1896
Contributing to the thread! Sorry, no pic's, but did what is the best phrase ever "drove it like i stole it"!!!
I have a 2019 smooth VW SUV as a daily, but Friday's is my Porsche day! Hey, I have 145k miles, so go easy on the comments. The car is driven...but a bit less in the lousy traffic of Silicon Valley and the fact that i need a company car most of the time.
What a hoot. And yes, it rained today and the car did just fine. But incredible how aware you become driving a 993. The guy behind me at a stop sign was totally looking at his phone as his car casually drifted forward (he didnt have his brakes fully locked). No issue, but it was close. What a clown.
driving the 993 in silicon valley is an experience. Most people literally are actually texting or looking at their phones driving. Its incredible.
In any event, it was a good day. My 12 year old son had to go to his next year middle-school, and he wanted to go in the Porsche. He gets it. All is good. He will drive it, and learn manual (but in my 1988 Toyota truck!!).
993 for life!!!!
I have a 2019 smooth VW SUV as a daily, but Friday's is my Porsche day! Hey, I have 145k miles, so go easy on the comments. The car is driven...but a bit less in the lousy traffic of Silicon Valley and the fact that i need a company car most of the time.
What a hoot. And yes, it rained today and the car did just fine. But incredible how aware you become driving a 993. The guy behind me at a stop sign was totally looking at his phone as his car casually drifted forward (he didnt have his brakes fully locked). No issue, but it was close. What a clown.
driving the 993 in silicon valley is an experience. Most people literally are actually texting or looking at their phones driving. Its incredible.
In any event, it was a good day. My 12 year old son had to go to his next year middle-school, and he wanted to go in the Porsche. He gets it. All is good. He will drive it, and learn manual (but in my 1988 Toyota truck!!).
993 for life!!!!
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911F1 (12-16-2019)
#1897
Replaced my fog lights with URO brand instead of Porsche OEM (Hella), thinking it should be ok and I would save approx 100 bucks on each one vs the discounted OEM ones.
Well, as happy as I was of not having yellowed fog lights anymore (for a brief moment in the pics below), the right one is shorted and blew the fuse. Also, the smaller connector doesn’t snap into place properly.
So now I have yellow fog lights again after swapping them back. Just ordered the Porsche OEM and fortunately I’m getting a full refund for the URO ones.
At least I’m now an expert on removal and installation of 993 fog lights!
Well, as happy as I was of not having yellowed fog lights anymore (for a brief moment in the pics below), the right one is shorted and blew the fuse. Also, the smaller connector doesn’t snap into place properly.
So now I have yellow fog lights again after swapping them back. Just ordered the Porsche OEM and fortunately I’m getting a full refund for the URO ones.
At least I’m now an expert on removal and installation of 993 fog lights!
Last edited by ATSR; 12-14-2019 at 10:33 PM.
#1901
Decided a fortnight ago or so that my RS DoorCards were looking a little tired, and that I'd redo them entirely..
Broken Straps, Foot Kicked cover and Speaker Holes where none were required..
Too. Many. Holes.
I had a local Woodwork Shop make me up some Cards, using the ones they were replacing as a Template; minus the Unnecessary Holes..! I covered these in 100 Kilo Fire Retardant Foam.
..then lay my Perforated Leatherette over the top and Contact Adhesive these into place..
..Roll back, Spray, Smooth over; Repeat..
..Roll back, Spray, Smooth over..
Flip, for the Stapling..
First, taping the Leatherette into place so as not to pull/stretch..
..then Staple Gun..
Trim excess, blind Tape..
X out the Window Holes
Looking Good..
Looking Great..
Winner Winner, Chicken Dinner..
Broken Straps, Foot Kicked cover and Speaker Holes where none were required..
Too. Many. Holes.
I had a local Woodwork Shop make me up some Cards, using the ones they were replacing as a Template; minus the Unnecessary Holes..! I covered these in 100 Kilo Fire Retardant Foam.
..then lay my Perforated Leatherette over the top and Contact Adhesive these into place..
..Roll back, Spray, Smooth over; Repeat..
..Roll back, Spray, Smooth over..
Flip, for the Stapling..
First, taping the Leatherette into place so as not to pull/stretch..
..then Staple Gun..
Trim excess, blind Tape..
X out the Window Holes
Looking Good..
Looking Great..
Winner Winner, Chicken Dinner..
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#1904
Winter projects have begun
-seats removed and disassembled for painting
-removed engine fan and shroud for painting
-removed ecu to install chipwong chip
-removed other black box to install capacitors for better fob range.
Tomorrow is flywheel and clutch install
-seats removed and disassembled for painting
-removed engine fan and shroud for painting
-removed ecu to install chipwong chip
-removed other black box to install capacitors for better fob range.
Tomorrow is flywheel and clutch install
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masti99 (12-25-2019)