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Remove clutch booster spring
removed heavy clutch booster spring and replaced with a very light spring that will return pedal to the full upright position and allow cruise control to function. The clutch pressure point is now easy to determin and the clutch has a positive feel that w · 05/19/2007 -
Aluminum Pedals
05/19/2007 -
Optima Battery
I replaced the original battery with an Optima sealed Red battery. I manufactured some mounting hardware and used a longer cable to make it fit correctly. I like the fact that it is sealed and doesn't need to be vented or have fluid checked. · 05/16/2006 -
Coolant tank
The latest version of the coolant tank was installed along with my new motor. I bought this from a member here brand new for less than half of retail. I had removed my previous leaker and tried unsuccessfully to repair it. No more burned coolant smell for · 05/13/2006 -
Clutch
New genuine Sachs clutch disc, pressure plate and t/o bearing, installed with new motor. My original was actually worn less than 50% but since I had already purchased it, and installation was at no charge it went in. · 05/13/2006 -
New factory motor
New factory motor installed to replaced original with slipped sleeve. Latest updated components including much larger intermediate shaft bearings, latest RMS, new motor electronics including TPS, Coils, starter, alternator, PS pump, belt, etc. · 05/13/2006 -
911 Model designation
My car had the model designation delete which gave it a clean look on the rear deck but after a couple of years I wanted to add something back there. I ended up with a matt black 911 in script. I have not seen another and am very happy with it. · 04/06/2006 -
3 piece light aluminum Turbo Twist 18" wheels
These are a high quality aftermarket accessory and they have been sold by different companies under different names. They have a look simular to a Speedline wheel and a 993 Cup design. I think they look great on a Porsche as the incorporate different Pors · 04/06/2006 -
PSE Porsche Sport Exhaust
Adds sound and character to the car. Even the ultra conservative types smile when they hear it. Should be standard equipment as far as I am concerned. I installed this in about an hour. Much easier than I thought it would be, mainly because the stainless · 04/06/2006
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