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Old 02-01-2019 | 12:05 PM
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Old 02-01-2019 | 12:07 PM
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Old 02-01-2019 | 12:10 PM
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One at a time from photo icon was all I could do from phone. Now I see I need some better pictures. Thanks all.
Old 02-01-2019 | 12:12 PM
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One at a time from photo icon was all I could do from phone. Now I see I need some better pictures. Thanks all.
Welcome to the club. Very nice color. Congrats.
Old 02-01-2019 | 05:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Ratchet1025

Ok, now wait a minute. You can not throw out that you have a track-dedicated 996 and no details? How about a build thread?
Thanks for your interest! I didn't spec the car. It was essentially already built from DeMan's parts bin, but he has a pretty top spec parts bin.

Working from memory:
-- Stock engine with upgraded IMS, deep sump, X51 headers. semi-solid mounts, 3rd (center) radiator
-- Ohlins remote reservoir dampers, GT3 LCAs, GT3 swaybars, Tarett links, camber plates
-- Calipers from a PCCB / GT3 with DeMans own GT3 rotors + Pagid pads, GT3 master cylinder
-- Fire suppression system
-- Recaro Halo driver; Recaro Profi SPG XL passenger seat with Schroth harnesses
-- Fully caged
-- Forgeline wheels with Hoosier R7s and another set with Hoosier H2Os

Minor changes to get into Spec 996 but should be good for PCA H-class (I think). For now, it's a DE car until I get a good handle on it (I haven't had it out yet).
Old 02-02-2019 | 12:03 AM
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beautiful car OP!

Originally Posted by jfpell
Here's my track dedicated 996....DeMan Motorsports built. Waiting for the spring thaw.......
sorry to sidetrack the OP thread, but LOL at the 15mph speed limit sign in front of speed shop...
Old 02-02-2019 | 03:59 AM
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That is a perty one newblue!
Congrats
I'm a first time owner (less than a year old with mine) and having a ball at 52 years old! I visited a beautiful Porsche only repair shop today for some parts I purchased and the owner gave me an informational tour as well as some great advice on 996's: "You bought one of the best cars for performance and price, drive it. Don't be afraid to run it through the gears at high rpms. That's what these cars are designed for and they will last."
I love mine and you will love yours!!!!!!!! and I ain't gonna baby it either (but not race it...…….intentionally,lol )
Old 02-02-2019 | 10:57 AM
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Originally Posted by jfpell
Thanks for your interest! I didn't spec the car. It was essentially already built from DeMan's parts bin, but he has a pretty top spec parts bin.

Working from memory:
-- Stock engine with upgraded IMS, deep sump, X51 headers. semi-solid mounts, 3rd (center) radiator
-- Ohlins remote reservoir dampers, GT3 LCAs, GT3 swaybars, Tarett links, camber plates
-- Calipers from a PCCB / GT3 with DeMans own GT3 rotors + Pagid pads, GT3 master cylinder
-- Fire suppression system
-- Recaro Halo driver; Recaro Profi SPG XL passenger seat with Schroth harnesses
-- Fully caged
-- Forgeline wheels with Hoosier R7s and another set with Hoosier H2Os

Minor changes to get into Spec 996 but should be good for PCA H-class (I think). For now, it's a DE car until I get a good handle on it (I haven't had it out yet).
Thanks for sharing and sounds like a blast to drive. Please share your experiences/opinions on the performance of the car and the upgrades throughout the track season.



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