The Random 997TT Picture Thread
#1591
I see you have Race Deck flooring. It looks similar to mine, although I only used that "flow" tile under my wheels for drainage. That "flow" tile does not hold up well to all the abuse I've put mine through. Make sure you use something to protect the floor if your doing work, especially if you're using a jack and jack stands.
My garage project took forever -- about a year.
My garage project took forever -- about a year.
#1592
Rennlist Member
I see you have Race Deck flooring. It looks similar to mine, although I only used that "flow" tile under my wheels for drainage. That "flow" tile does not hold up well to all the abuse I've put mine through. Make sure you use something to protect the floor if your doing work, especially if you're using a jack and jack stands.
My garage project took forever -- about a year.
My garage project took forever -- about a year.
Is your lift directly placed on the tiles? I have one incoming and they have asked me to remove the flooring.
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9SIX4-C4 (07-20-2020)
#1594
My lift is not installed over the tiles, although RaceDeck is designed to allow a lift to be placed directly on top. I have a rolling jack and thus, was required to anchor the posts to the concrete, so I chose to remove some tiles for the installers. I had measured and knew exactly where the posts were going so I just removed four tiles where each post was to be installed and then cut those tiles and fitted them back in place, snug around the posts' feet.
#1595
Rennlist Member
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#1597
Rennlist Member
My lift is not installed over the tiles, although RaceDeck is designed to allow a lift to be placed directly on top. I have a rolling jack and thus, was required to anchor the posts to the concrete, so I chose to remove some tiles for the installers. I had measured and knew exactly where the posts were going so I just removed four tiles where each post was to be installed and then cut those tiles and fitted them back in place, snug around the posts' feet.
#1598
Racer
Treffen Banff 2018
Unusually nasty weather (cold with snow and rain) but still had fun meeting everyone! Scenery was great when the clouds temporarily cleared but a lot of people had to be careful on summer tires.
#1599
Burning Brakes
TTS on a cloudy Sunday afternoon
#1600
Finally got round to some new wheels, UK Compnay called Ispiri, pretty new on the scene i would guess. 20's but shaved a few kg off each corner...think the bronze matches the dirty midnight blue nicely The new Michelin's have velvet writing on the walls...which is nice
Other mods done a few years back;
Cargraphic ETS
RS Tuning Stage 1
H&R Springs
Owned for 4 years and still going strong (except the a/c which died), and as I failed in getting an allocation for a new GT3 the new wheels will be like my 2nd place prize.
#1601
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Both of those cars look exceptionally good.
The combo of the wing, side scoop, skirts and front lip is really nice.
And those wheels in bronze sit perfectly against the blue. Will look into the wheel company. What did you pay for them?
The combo of the wing, side scoop, skirts and front lip is really nice.
And those wheels in bronze sit perfectly against the blue. Will look into the wheel company. What did you pay for them?
#1602
Racer
#1603
Burning Brakes
Originally Posted by TBarrow
What side intakes are those. they look great
#1605
Thanks, so Company Ispiri Wheels and the style is FFR6. £400/corner - so pretty reasonable in all fairness. They have 4 colours of this wheel as well