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Old 03-23-2011, 09:53 AM
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Nice work on that car! Very good looking!

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Glenn -- Looks good! ...One thing would check though. How tight are your rear shock canistrer mounts on the canister? They really can not be that tight (thin alum) because it can hinder the piston movement in the canister (experience talking here) and actually blow oil by the o-ring. As a check, hold canister shrader (sp?) valve down, and depressurize it.
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Originally Posted by JoeMag
Glenn -- Looks good! ...One thing would check though. How tight are your rear shock canistrer mounts on the canister? They really can not be that tight (thin alum) because it can hinder the piston movement in the canister (experience talking here) and actually blow oil by the o-ring. As a check, hold canister shrader (sp?) valve down, and depressurize it.
Thanks for the tip... they're not too tight (you can move the cannister back and forth... however, I will definitely check after a run once they're hot and have expanded. Thanks.
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Very impressive,
you should be proud, came out awesome.
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Originally Posted by ninjabones
Thanks for the tip... they're not too tight (you can move the cannister back and forth... however, I will definitely check after a run once they're hot and have expanded. Thanks.
you are most likely fine. ...mine are in that state now and have shown to be okay.
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Ah--that explains the silver 993 FLYING around tbolt the other day. Well done.
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Looks fantastic. You should be proud. To add to this you get to drive it really fast and have enormous fun.
Priceless!!
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Ah--that explains the silver 993 FLYING around tbolt the other day. Well done.
THAT was when BobT993 was driving it!
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Glen..

I love the WIDEBODY 993 look. Short wheel base + Widebody + Light + lots of Aero = FUN!

Great Job on the Build. Good Luck with it.
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Originally Posted by Larry Herman
THAT was when BobT993 was driving it!
Ouch.. that hurts Larry.

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I kid, I kid. You have really come a long way and it won't be long now where you will be right up with Bob.
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Originally Posted by JoeMag
Glenn -- Looks good! ...One thing would check though. How tight are your rear shock canistrer mounts on the canister? They really can not be that tight (thin alum) because it can hinder the piston movement in the canister (experience talking here) and actually blow oil by the o-ring. As a check, hold canister shrader (sp?) valve down, and depressurize it.
Good info here, thanks Joe.

Car looks great Glen, you going to try and make a VIR date this year?
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Actually, I think traffic aside Glen I ran about the same laps in his car. I def did not want to soil the new car.
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Looks awesome.....
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Originally Posted by Larry Herman
THAT was when BobT993 was driving it!
Originally Posted by ninjabones
Ouch.. that hurts Larry.
Originally Posted by bobt993
Actually, I think traffic aside Glen I ran about the same laps in his car. I def did not want to soil the new car.
IIRC Larry, Bob was "being" 'Glen' at the time so either way Glen wins....

Great looking car Glen; we met briefly at the trailer as Bob and Larry were wking with (on? ) me during the wkend.


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