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... I've spent forever staring at the bottom of the 997.2. Such a fascinating car, has vents that shoots air into the diff otherwise its very very smooth compared to my 98 M3. Only part I dont get is how exposed the motor is. The way exhaust gases leave the motor seems crazy zig zagging & suspect I'll fix that w/ some fabspeed stuff in the future.
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Chuck
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Chuck
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Very nice! The pic with the mkI and the mkII in black is great. The support is fine for what you are using it for. I'm sure you already know this given the tires and tools etc in the garage, but you don't want to store the car 'longer term' on a two post as the suspension is unsupported and tends to stretch/hang/droop and can rust. What type of space heater do you have mounted in there?
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Could you take good photos of the underfloor front-to-back and post them? Perhaps a series of slightly overlapping (20%) photos taken along the longitudinal axis with the lens pointing straight up (the camera flat on the floor, aligned with the car's axis). We could then put together a pano view. That would be wonderful.
Dayton. Its a 220V heater, I have a pair of them in a 1000sqft gar w/ a T-stat set to 55 unless I am in there working when I set it at 70. Absolutely key if you spend anytime working in the garage in the winter.
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Could you take good photos of the underfloor front-to-back and post them? Perhaps a series of slightly overlapping (20%) photos taken along the longitudinal axis with the lens pointing straight up (the camera flat on the floor, aligned with the car's axis). We could then put together a pano view. That would be wonderful.
Anyway here's the best I could get today.
Chuck