What does your car look like today?
#61
03-09-2013, 01:23 PM
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I wish mine was doing this^love this car, but its doing this, both cars are down for clutch work. Porsche, almost 40K on UMW clutch kit would still be going strong but was not greased when installed all metal to metal parts worn. The Z06 ST1 car with a piece of crap Katech LS9 clutch kit with a plastic throw-out bearing made it about 4 track days before it melted and destroyed another slave. replacing with OS giken part.
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#62
03-09-2013, 01:24 PM
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Another clean looking place. You seems to have a very nice place to work on your cars. I like it a lot!
#63
03-09-2013, 02:12 PM
Painted Rocker Panal
I had my rocker panals painted on my 2002 996 TT and it looks better proportionately... not so squish looking...the black and seal grey cars always looked better proportionately, my yellow one is better too now
#64
03-09-2013, 02:16 PM
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Beautiful!!!! Amazing looking yellow TT, love it!!!
#67
03-09-2013, 03:17 PM
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I was thinking the same! You own that building? Looks great!!
#68
03-09-2013, 09:11 PM
"Beautiful!!!! Amazing looking yellow TT, love it!!!"
Thanks JPFLip. It took 20 minutes to remove...the parts at the paint shop for a day and 1 hour to put back together. It really made the car look more balanced.
BTW, your shop looks great! Also, a great collection of toys too! Envy!!!
Thanks JPFLip. It took 20 minutes to remove...the parts at the paint shop for a day and 1 hour to put back together. It really made the car look more balanced.
BTW, your shop looks great! Also, a great collection of toys too! Envy!!!
#69
03-09-2013, 09:12 PM
Thanks I wish it was my garage, It's one of RaceCo's a track side race shop at Miller Motorsports Park
#70
03-10-2013, 10:20 PM
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Mine is getting ready for a facelift! Going to take off all my Techart aero kit pieces and have them repainted along with installing the correct matching Techart front bumper! Going to get some new wheels (not sure what yet) and have the hood and aero fin on the tail wrapped in black! May also have the intakes for the intercooler done in black as well! Can't wait to get it all done! Good Times!!!!! 
#72
03-11-2013, 02:25 AM
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#73
03-11-2013, 10:04 AM
Hey, I did the same thing. I had left over grey commercial carpet from the kids play room, and it was the perfect use when I installed hardwood floors. The commercial carpet stands up to light moisture, road dirt and brake dust. Easy to vaccum up. It's sure nice to work under the car than on the cold concrete floors!
#74
03-15-2013, 05:57 AM
The next time i want to install in my Porsche 996TT
- GT3 Seats
- GT2 Look Frontbumber
and some other turbocharger with 997 GT2 RS intercooler
and an new mototronic update.
When i have photos i show you all.
- GT3 Seats
- GT2 Look Frontbumber
and some other turbocharger with 997 GT2 RS intercooler
and an new mototronic update.
When i have photos i show you all.
#75
03-15-2013, 11:56 AM
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Rep Power: 266 Mine is getting ready for a facelift! Going to take off all my Techart aero kit pieces and have them repainted along with installing the correct matching Techart front bumper! Going to get some new wheels (not sure what yet) and have the hood and aero fin on the tail wrapped in black! May also have the intakes for the intercooler done in black as well! Can't wait to get it all done! Good Times!!!!!