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Got the car back together from repairing radiators and fans. Big thanks to jpflip for the nice DIY in renntech on front bumper and radiator removal and jimq for the how to on using 996 fans and changing resistors with the turbo worked perfect! For me it saved about 800.00 on the fans. You wouldn't believe the the amount of crap in there. Feels good to have it all back together and looking clean.
Got the car back together from repairing radiators and fans. Big thanks to jpglip for the nice DIY in renntech on front bumper and radiator removal and jimq for the how to on using 996 fans and changing resistors with the turbo worked perfect! For me it saved about 800.00 on the fans. You wouldn't believe the the amount of crap in there. Feels good to have it all back together and looking clean.
Thanks I was just playing around when my trans was being built. I put down about 5 layers of plastidip and then spayed down real automotive
Seal grey paint. Tested it first on a old washer cap first and it peeled right off. I was surprised how smooth the real paint went down on the plastidip.
put on track wheels with new Toyo Proxes R888s and new Hawk racing pads all around, going to Indy in 2 weeks for first ever club track days on theIMS road course, cannot wait.
08-07-2015, 11:37 PM
What did you do to your 996TT today?
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