Any Rennlisters from New Zealand?
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Not good news at all. How is yours coming along?
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This is what I've really paid for, the length to get under the engine and lift Herman high.
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I read it too quickly and it said you had paid for your son to become an engineer but that he was on the computer so you will never know the answer to the question ;-)
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John, I'm sure his education is helping him tune the cars in your virtual Gran Turismo garage.
What is the minimum height on the new jack? I've given up trying to sell my second set of wheels, so will likely refinish them and shod them with stickier tyres. Will need a jack and stands to make them useful...
What is the minimum height on the new jack? I've given up trying to sell my second set of wheels, so will likely refinish them and shod them with stickier tyres. Will need a jack and stands to make them useful...
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John, I'm sure his education is helping him tune the cars in your virtual Gran Turismo garage. What is the minimum height on the new jack? I've given up trying to sell my second set of wheels, so will likely refinish them and shod them with stickier tyres. Will need a jack and stands to make them useful...
It would be overkill for changing wheels. You can use a race jack for that task. Just jack up each side on one point and change both wheels on that side. Repeat for the other side. The AC Jack is to lift the car onto Jack stands for engine removal etc.
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John, I'm sure his education is helping him tune the cars in your virtual Gran Turismo garage.
What is the minimum height on the new jack? I've given up trying to sell my second set of wheels, so will likely refinish them and shod them with stickier tyres. Will need a jack and stands to make them useful...
What is the minimum height on the new jack? I've given up trying to sell my second set of wheels, so will likely refinish them and shod them with stickier tyres. Will need a jack and stands to make them useful...
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Thanks Graeme. I thought after 40 years study of the 911 that I'd know what I'm looking at but not so. Maybe up to 9" they are the same profile as yours with a sloping part then the straight lip and after that they get a step like in the Magnus picture.
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I noticed some discusson on rego fee's a few weeks back but patchy wifi put paid to reading it properly. Went to do the SC yesterday and was informed it will be $400+ a year. I couldn't register it though because the WOF is out but that is what the guy at the desk told me it was now worth. Would that be right? I hope the over 40 year rule is still alive so at least the T will be cheap.
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$400 a year sounds like nonsense. Your SC will be $238 - it fits into ACC levy band 1, which in theory presents the most risk of injury and has the highest cost.
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Hope to see yours out and about soon. Mine has a replacement oil hose on the way after one split on Targa Tour. Luckily it never dropped below the bottom fill mark but my garage floor still looked like a giant Rorschach test afterwards...
Who got the blue one?
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That sounds beter. I think I had a bit of a dud guy at the counter. What I also didn't realise that the new fee's came in at 1 July and so while I was away I held off re registering a car thinking I'd get the new good rates but it turns out that if the last day of the previous rego period was before 1 July then it is still charged at the old rates.
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That sounds beter. I think I had a bit of a dud guy at the counter. What I also didn't realise that the new fee's came in at 1 July and so while I was away I held off re registering a car thinking I'd get the new good rates but it turns out that if the last day of the previous rego period was before 1 July then it is still charged at the old rates.
BTW: Whats the update on your '69T?
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the extra width 7-8-9" is created by extra depth in the barrel and the step and lip to the outer appear to be the same. The extra depth in the barrel creates the deeper dish.
Welcome to the Turbo club William - it's addictive. Didn't see the listing so don't know her details but if her coolant line fittings haven't already been reset solidly in the block (pinned/collared/welded) you might want to look at ticking those off along with the service. They're pretty bulletproof otherwise.
Hope to see yours out and about soon. Mine has a replacement oil hose on the way after one split on Targa Tour. Luckily it never dropped below the bottom fill mark but my garage floor still looked like a giant Rorschach test afterwards...
Who got the blue one?
Hope to see yours out and about soon. Mine has a replacement oil hose on the way after one split on Targa Tour. Luckily it never dropped below the bottom fill mark but my garage floor still looked like a giant Rorschach test afterwards...
Who got the blue one?
A quick mover on the blue one??
Also if anyone has a 996 stereo unit they want to part with let me know, I've got a Sony double din unit I would like to change to the original.
Based on my quote for a few parts from Conti's this morning I am guessing Pelican Parts is the way to go as well?
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