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New Graphix on the race car for this year after some crash damage repair.
Car looks great. Would love to hear more of your setup- including suspension, exhaust, weight loss items done to the car, are you on the stock 3.4 block or have you did some internal upgrades?
As the car runs in PCA Class H It is running the stock 3.4 with Upgraded LN cylinders and Carello rods. Otherwise stock Intake, headers and fuel management. Class weight is 3060 pounds with driver so the car weighs 2870 with 75 pounds of ballast. Ac Heat, sunroof and interior are deleted. Shocks are JRZ RS Pro
As the car runs in PCA Class H It is running the stock 3.4 with Upgraded LN cylinders and Carello rods. Otherwise stock Intake, headers and fuel management. Class weight is 3060 pounds with driver so the car weighs 2870 with 75 pounds of ballast. Ac Heat, sunroof and interior are deleted. Shocks are JRZ RS Pro
Thank you for sharing! Best of luck this season- excellent internal upgrades, as well as some of the major weight loss items. Amazing what a great starting point we have from a weight perspective in the 996.1 cars and how much further you can go.
The 996 is a great platform to race and in a relative term fairly cheap I was able to replace the whole left side of the car for less than 3000.00 because used parts are so easy to get.
The engine has 90 hours since the rebuild and has not been any trouble. Only weak spot has been the 1-2 shift fork, I have broken 2, but California Motorsports has a Billet replacement and that has fixed that problem.
The 996 is a great platform to race and in a relative term fairly cheap I was able to replace the whole left side of the car for less than 3000.00 because used parts are so easy to get.
The engine has 90 hours since the rebuild and has not been any trouble. Only weak spot has been the 1-2 shift fork, I have broken 2, but California Motorsports has a Billet replacement and that has fixed that problem.
Mark, congrats on the car. Looks great. Looking forward to seeing you at various events this season.
The 996 is a great platform to race and in a relative term fairly cheap I was able to replace the whole left side of the car for less than 3000.00 because used parts are so easy to get.
The engine has 90 hours since the rebuild and has not been any trouble. Only weak spot has been the 1-2 shift fork, I have broken 2, but California Motorsports has a Billet replacement and that has fixed that problem.
That's awesome. Seems like 996s are the 911 to use as a track car. Since everything else is so wildly expensive and relatively slow, 996s have taken over. Used to be you would see a bunch of g body track rats but not anymore.
My CCW C10 forged monoblocks are finally installed.
Specs (was told) 18x9 et50 245/40/18 needed 15mm spacer to not sit on coilovers, might try 245/35 bc sidewall is very tall.
18x12 et63 315/30/10 fits great
dropped on h&r coilovers
new brake rotors and larger calipers are nexts!
… a .1 GT3 in Canada and soon you’ll be able to import these classics into the US!
I haven’t been able to take many pics of her.
and now she’s getting a plant rebuild!
Zee Metzger!
Last edited by TopPorscheFan; 04-16-2022 at 06:17 AM.