need some direction in going faster
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I have a 1975 911s targa with an 83SC engine in it. I am totally new to the world of pcars. I have only owned this thing about 5 months. I am looking to do something to make it go a little faster.
Also does anyone know of a great kit to install for an external oil cooler? Cause I sure as hell don't have a great one. In Colorado, the summer is damn hot and I really don't want my rebuilt engine to overheat.
any suggestions would be nice.
-Nick
Also does anyone know of a great kit to install for an external oil cooler? Cause I sure as hell don't have a great one. In Colorado, the summer is damn hot and I really don't want my rebuilt engine to overheat.
any suggestions would be nice.
-Nick
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Nick,
You may want to look at the 911SC FAQ for information on oil coolers and go faster modifications. It's located at tech.rennlist.com. While at tech.rennlist.com, you might also check articles under 911 engines, I may have put one there on oil coolers, too.
You may want to look at the 911SC FAQ for information on oil coolers and go faster modifications. It's located at tech.rennlist.com. While at tech.rennlist.com, you might also check articles under 911 engines, I may have put one there on oil coolers, too.
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Originally Posted by bruinbro
"need some direction in going faster"
How about straight?![evilgrin](https://rennlist.com/forums/graemlins/evilgrin.gif)
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How about straight?
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lol, how about that I need some more power to keep up with my friend on straight aways. I can outcorner him any day, but I lose on straight aways.