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Would like to personalize the car a bit and I need a winter project.
I know you guys are specialized in modding your cars and motivating fellow rennlisters to spend some coin so let me know what you would change.![burnout](https://rennlist.com/forums/graemlins/burnout.gif)
So far the only things I changed are the front radiator screens and a centre bypass + big black sharky tips.
Thanks
I know you guys are specialized in modding your cars and motivating fellow rennlisters to spend some coin so let me know what you would change.
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So far the only things I changed are the front radiator screens and a centre bypass + big black sharky tips.
Thanks
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roll bar
harness
BBS Motorsport wheels
adj monoball rear toe link
front tie rod
split rear control arm
dog bones ( upper ctrl
arms)
996 cup car shifter cables
shall u have more $ left, I'll give u the next batch of mods
harness
BBS Motorsport wheels
adj monoball rear toe link
front tie rod
split rear control arm
dog bones ( upper ctrl
arms)
996 cup car shifter cables
shall u have more $ left, I'll give u the next batch of mods
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That's a good start ![Big Grin](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
Forgot that I already had the 996 cup car cables (BIG difference!)
Going to start with the wheels and some suspension work.
What offset do you recommend in 19"?
Most important suspension upgrade?
thanks
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Forgot that I already had the 996 cup car cables (BIG difference!)
Going to start with the wheels and some suspension work.
What offset do you recommend in 19"?
Most important suspension upgrade?
thanks
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syspemsion: remove all rubber per list above.
motion ctrl or jrz suspension or similar quality shocks.
I don't know offsets. call BBS Motorsport and ask for wheels made for ur car
always buy wheels SPECIFICALLY
for ur type of ur car
motion ctrl or jrz suspension or similar quality shocks.
I don't know offsets. call BBS Motorsport and ask for wheels made for ur car
always buy wheels SPECIFICALLY
for ur type of ur car
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If you plan on going to the track then you will want the Porsche Tequipment Roll Bar with Schroth harnesses. Now welding required so your resale if safe.
To better hold your alignment you will want rear toe links.
The most import mod you need now is the LSD.
If nobody can modify your plates locally then you will want a Guard unit installed.
I wouldnt worry about wheels unless you want to run a specific tire for track days.
The stock wheels look great on a street GT3.
To better hold your alignment you will want rear toe links.
The most import mod you need now is the LSD.
If nobody can modify your plates locally then you will want a Guard unit installed.
I wouldnt worry about wheels unless you want to run a specific tire for track days.
The stock wheels look great on a street GT3.
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I only do some DE's and a lot of spirited driving with a club. They organize "track days" but it's more like having fun on a track.
The porsche francorchamps days are a good example of this.
Which rear toe links you recommend ?
I'm going to use the stock wheels for winter driving and a new set for the track or nice weather.
Thanks for the help.
The porsche francorchamps days are a good example of this.
Which rear toe links you recommend ?
I'm going to use the stock wheels for winter driving and a new set for the track or nice weather.
Thanks for the help.
If you plan on going to the track then you will want the Porsche Tequipment Roll Bar with Schroth harnesses. Now welding required so your resale if safe.
To better hold your alignment you will want rear toe links.
The most import mod you need now is the LSD.
If nobody can modify your plates locally then you will want a Guard unit installed.
I wouldnt worry about wheels unless you want to run a specific tire for track days.
The stock wheels look great on a street GT3.
To better hold your alignment you will want rear toe links.
The most import mod you need now is the LSD.
If nobody can modify your plates locally then you will want a Guard unit installed.
I wouldnt worry about wheels unless you want to run a specific tire for track days.
The stock wheels look great on a street GT3.
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toe links
http://www.tarett.com/
or
PM sharkwerks on RL
or if you really want to spend money, ERP also makes them, but 2x the cost.
oh, you need BIGGER rear wing.
http://www.tarett.com/
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PM sharkwerks on RL
or if you really want to spend money, ERP also makes them, but 2x the cost.
oh, you need BIGGER rear wing.
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Drop motor and take care of coolant press fittings and while dropped get lwf LSD and gear ratios/rp : ). Good to go with peace of mind on track. Mike
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I only do some DE's and a lot of spirited driving with a club. They organize "track days" but it's more like having fun on a track.
The porsche francorchamps days are a good example of this.
Which rear toe links you recommend ?
I'm going to use the stock wheels for winter driving and a new set for the track or nice weather.
Thanks for the help.
The porsche francorchamps days are a good example of this.
Which rear toe links you recommend ?
I'm going to use the stock wheels for winter driving and a new set for the track or nice weather.
Thanks for the help.
The bar also looks really cool
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I currently have Tarrett rear toe links and am very happy with them.
The rear toe link upgrade locks your alignment in place. The stock toe links tend to lose alignment after a few track days.
For summer wheels, you cant go wrong with 18" BBS E88 in sliver with polished lips.Even the gold are nice.
These wheels are light weight and are the same wheels used on 996-997 GT3 grand-am CUP cars.
A second set of factory wheels would also be nice as an alternative.
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For D.E i wouldnt both with changing R&P, but a single mass flywheel and matching RS pulley would be nice.
But again, the most important mod would be the Limited Slip Differential.
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in this order
1) cage and harness
2) $2,000 set aside for some coaching
3) Data system....I use Traqmate
3) take off ceramics and put PFC steel set up on
4) Tarrett: toe links, dog dones, caste rpuck, monoball end
5) some sort of exhaust to uncork car
6) some sort of wheels.....GMG has a special on some fantastic 18" BBS
7) Cup LSD
8) RS wing or something (cup wing) to give you more aero than the taco
You do all thi sand have $ left over I can keep spending
1) cage and harness
2) $2,000 set aside for some coaching
3) Data system....I use Traqmate
3) take off ceramics and put PFC steel set up on
4) Tarrett: toe links, dog dones, caste rpuck, monoball end
5) some sort of exhaust to uncork car
6) some sort of wheels.....GMG has a special on some fantastic 18" BBS
7) Cup LSD
8) RS wing or something (cup wing) to give you more aero than the taco
You do all thi sand have $ left over I can keep spending
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drive the car to the u.k.,
get the sharkwerks 3.9 litre conversion done at regal.
sw track exhaust
alcon brakes from jzmactech
kw motorsport shocks
all ancillary solid suspension gear as mentioned
gt2 sway bar
lwfw and better clutch
updated diff and ratios
clubsport rear-section and front section
harnesses
omp wheel
front mesh grilles
take out pcm,
macrolan rear windows
rs rear wing
bbs wheels as mentioned
1 case of duvel or piraat in the boot
get the sharkwerks 3.9 litre conversion done at regal.
sw track exhaust
alcon brakes from jzmactech
kw motorsport shocks
all ancillary solid suspension gear as mentioned
gt2 sway bar
lwfw and better clutch
updated diff and ratios
clubsport rear-section and front section
harnesses
omp wheel
front mesh grilles
take out pcm,
macrolan rear windows
rs rear wing
bbs wheels as mentioned
1 case of duvel or piraat in the boot
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Looks gorgeous and glad you like it
I'm a fan of blue for obvious reasons!
I'd say grab some of these for the rear:
http://www.sharkwerks.com/products.php?pid=204
http://www.sharkwerks.com/products.php?pid=205
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I'd say grab some of these for the rear:
http://www.sharkwerks.com/products.php?pid=204
http://www.sharkwerks.com/products.php?pid=205