What did you do with your 993 today
#2026
Installed Rennline tuneable motor mounts with the "sport" bushings. I find there is quite a significant increase in NVH but I don't mind it. Definitely improved the feeling of the car. Also installed my new spoiler transmission and got it working again. Popped on some coloured centre caps. Also changed up the wheel spacers (now 28mm in front and 21mm in back).
Took the car out for a test drive today and got it good and dirty!
Took the car out for a test drive today and got it good and dirty!
#2027
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I like that front end & stance with no tail.
#2028
I stopped by Hairy Dog Garage and drove my new, improved, 993. The Goldenrod/SSK is a dramatic improvement. The car feels so much more refined. The Steve Wong chip wakes up the bottom half of my 1995 flat 6 with a VERY noticeable kick in the pants. The car runs beautifully and pulls smoothly from idle to redline. The Fister II exhaust sounds refined and mature. It isn't loud. It doesn't drone. It is just about perfect.
I was worried my car would shift roughly, stall at red lights, and be too loud. I could not be happier with my drive today. Can't thank Dan and Barron enough for their expertise, know how and professionalism. I'm very lucky they are close by.
Cant wait for spring!
I was worried my car would shift roughly, stall at red lights, and be too loud. I could not be happier with my drive today. Can't thank Dan and Barron enough for their expertise, know how and professionalism. I'm very lucky they are close by.
Cant wait for spring!
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Jon 'Bama (02-25-2020)
#2030
Originally Posted by rrc715
I found an old “Ghost Photo” of my engine done by Mike at Somatic Studios at a C&C event.
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new starter today 30min in and out ! can't feel my fingers !
#2032
Originally Posted by sub-zero
new starter today 30min in and out ! can't feel my fingers !
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#2036
Originally Posted by sub-zero
engine and trans still in the car , why to drop it for starter ?!?!
#2037
Racer
Originally Posted by 71-3.0-911
I wasn't suggesting that you drop it for the starter. I've heard it's a super tight fit if it's in the car. I've got about 103k and I'm thinking in the next few years that it needs to be done. If it's a 30 min job, good to go.
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911F1 (03-03-2020)
#2038
Noticed a tip was sagging, feared the worst but an easy fix and an opportunity to get out the barkeepers friend to put a bit of a polish on.
Ignore the garage mess
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Ignore the garage mess
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The Eagle (03-01-2020)
#2039
Originally Posted by Achtung964
It's a really tight job and requires the right tools that's well documented here. Took me hours. You will need to drop the trans. Curious to hear how you did it so quickly.
#2040
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