Hello again all. Sold my 996tt last winter, and I am just getting started on mods for my 997tt.

I reached out to Sam regarding a Cobb tune, and Kline exhaust, a few months ago. However, I ended up buying a used exhaust from prodigymb, a Kline 2.5 de-cat.

I called Sam last week and he got a Cobb /w Protune on my way. While discussing my goals for the car he mentioned that he would send me new gaskets for the used Kline - an exhaust he did not even sell me. Excellent customer service.

Mods this week:

ADV.1, 7.0 SL Trackspec, With Tikore Titanium Lugbolts
Front: 20 x 9 ET+50
Rear: 20 x 12.5 ET +41
Pilot Super Sports

Cobb Protune
Kline 2.5
GMG Sways ( last set ever per GMG )
GMG Springs
Torque Solutions rear toe links
BMC Filter
5w40TDT



Well here is a shot of me test fitting the Kline 2.5, in my garage this weekend.

 

it is off for the test fitting. I was by myself, so I just took everything off for easier access. I have the exhaust supported by the jack stands in this pic, to make sure everything lines up before
I torqued anything down.

 

Cheers bud Can't wait till you fire it up! I am here if you need anything!

 

Very nice! I like the lift/hydraulic jack you are using, what brand is that? I just picked up a 997 also and I love this thing. But I also love my 996! Totally different cars though.

 

Sam is the man, car is looking good!

The lifts are around $900 for the 3500.b max, and $1300 for the 5000lb max. Some good reviews around on them.

 

for those interested in his lift...

http://www.quickjack.com/shop-quickj...-110-volt.html




they also have a 12volt version for use at track I guess.

 

Congrats on the pickup!

I grew up outside of Akron as well - i see you also suffer from the typical itching for spring bug of most Northeast Ohioans!

 

Yup spring time in Akron is nice. I bought the car in the dead of winter, when I was traveling, and I am just now getting a chance to play with it.

 

The jack is very nice. It has dual position locks, for safety. I can have a car lifted on this in about 5 minutes - and since the units are independent, I can drag them to the wall of my warehouse for easy storage. I got the 5000lbs model, as I have a couple heavy vehicles to work on as well.

The assembly took about 3 hours, you need a air pressure source with schrader valve, 2 quarts of ATF and some simple hand tools.

For the money I cannot believe that I never had one of these before.

Tom

 

Tom, thanks for the feedback on the jack. Definitely on my list of tools to pick up.

 

This guy has some nice plans! Keep us posted bud!