What did you do with your 993 today
#916
Three Wheelin'
I started this morning draining the last of the gas out of the tank and removed the tank from the car. Next was a few hours getting the air box separated from the chassis and split open. The evaporator came out easy enough, but it was a crapped out mess of dirt and leaked compressor oil. My car has only about 55k miles and garaged always. I will have to take my time putting this back together and try not to forget anything. There is definitely a step by step process in the right order of assembly.
#917
Here are the kinematic toe links: http://www.stableenergies.com/993-Ad...P-993-004-SET/
And her are the RSR tie rods. I can't find the direct link for ERP, but I'm certain ERP makes these and allows many companies to rebrand their products (BBI, Tarett (?), etc.)
http://www.tarett.com/items/993-964-...008-detail.htm
http://www.tarett.com/items/993-964-...rtr-detail.htm
#918
Three Wheelin'
These are for stock carriers. I haven't upgraded to RSR carriers, yet.
Here are the kinematic toe links: http://www.stableenergies.com/993-Ad...P-993-004-SET/
And her are the RSR tie rods. I can't find the direct link for ERP, but I'm certain ERP makes these and allows many companies to rebrand their products (BBI, Tarett (?), etc.)
http://www.tarett.com/items/993-964-...008-detail.htm
http://www.tarett.com/items/993-964-...rtr-detail.htm
Here are the kinematic toe links: http://www.stableenergies.com/993-Ad...P-993-004-SET/
And her are the RSR tie rods. I can't find the direct link for ERP, but I'm certain ERP makes these and allows many companies to rebrand their products (BBI, Tarett (?), etc.)
http://www.tarett.com/items/993-964-...008-detail.htm
http://www.tarett.com/items/993-964-...rtr-detail.htm
#919
It all works out in the end.
#920
Three Wheelin'
Very interesting and good to know thanks. Would love to hear your impressions once you get the car back.
Last edited by Tlaloc75; 10-30-2017 at 03:31 PM.
#921
Rennlist Member
I snapped the eccentric bolt holding the kinematic toe arm to the subframe a few weeks back, so into the shop it goes for a correction. But once in the shop (E-Motion Engineering in Costa Mesa), Joey Seely suggested a minor overhaul and upgrades across the board. Freshly rebuilt axles, toe links, inner/outer GT2 tie rods, bumpsteer adjustment, alignment, and finally a corner balance, and she's ready to rip around to local taco spots and race Honda Minivans again. Most of the new links are ERP Monoballs which is really trick gear.
I'm excited.
Should be ready by Monday.
I'm excited.
Should be ready by Monday.
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#927
Rennlist Member
i did fail to do the following:
remove wonky belt sensor
remove broken spoiler wall
repair targa sunshade
however, i did manage to apply the porsche decal shown with my recently acquired raid 340 wheel and gemballa obc tach
remove wonky belt sensor
remove broken spoiler wall
repair targa sunshade
however, i did manage to apply the porsche decal shown with my recently acquired raid 340 wheel and gemballa obc tach
#928
Rennlist Member
Replaced the lower valve cover gasket on the passenger side but was unable, after quite a number of various attempts and some fine cursing, to remove one stripped bolt from the cover on the drivers side. Will think on it some more, but may have to take it to a pro. When the easy-out failed, I was kinda out of options...
On the plus side, I also installed the 3-spoke steering wheel I picked up from Ilko a while back. I really like it!
(P.S. - Maintenance included cleaning the dead spider and his web from the center spark plug port.)
On the plus side, I also installed the 3-spoke steering wheel I picked up from Ilko a while back. I really like it!
(P.S. - Maintenance included cleaning the dead spider and his web from the center spark plug port.)
Last edited by SpeedyC2; 11-06-2017 at 08:49 AM.
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