2fcknfst

Broke 10k...

Third-Reef

I drove it today. Out of the country for 7 weeks, hopped in and she fired right up. No tender as I cant seem to find mine since I moved. I have been driving a Toyota Avanza van with 105 hp, quite a difference.

Evolution

Well, got the steering wheel extender in and I think it's built for somebody a bit taller than I am. $300 shipped for the giants on the board looking for better ergonomics!

-Joe

kamlung

the price must have gone up... for a flat bottom, everything is like over $1k

manimal

Well, *I* didn't do anything, but I got some pics of Vollig Autowerks' welds on my coolant fittings:

Engine out:




Fitting that blew:




Welded fittings (Torque Solution):

2fcknfst

Those, most certainly, do not look they are coming apart. Ever.

T Kono

Ever start one of those projects that seemed like a good idea until you got half-way into it? I had the bright idea to clean all the 15 years worth of baked-on brake dust, dirt, etc. from the calipers. I had the rear tires off anyway, so I cleaned one...not so bad so I will do all the rest. Well, the fronts ended up taking an ungodly amount of time. That crud just does not want to come off. Finally got it done and the only side that shows was already clean, so I may have wasted several hours I will never get back. Oh well. For some reason, resizing the images washed some of the color out......


Before

During

After

Only our tech will see this view

Dock

Yes.

Luckily, I've lived long enough and had what you mention happen to me often enough to normally "see it coming", which generally helps me avoid the problem.

T Kono

Likewise, but the rears, being relatively easy, lulled me into a false sense of security. Then came the fronts, even at twice the size, were at least 5 times as hard to clean.

Dock

There is a Murphy's Law somewhere that relates to this very process...

Tanks95

not today; but its most recent

ipman

Adjusted shifter cables but I cannot say I noticed a change in the test drive that followed.

Bxstr

Did you do it with the shifter adjustment tool? Did you notice notchy shifts prior to doing this?

ipman

Yes I ordered the OEM tool. My reason for this was going into 3rd in the colder months has been notchy and harder to get into. It is better when warmed up but still there sometimes. I have a new OEM 997 tranny mount awaiting install this weekend along with new motor mounts. But I wanted to try this first.

2fcknfst

Took it for a couple of laps around Point Grey, best driving day of the year and it's sunny!

Merry Christmas, from my turbo, to yours ...