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  1. Ah the old intemediate shaft failure! Makes a guy want to cry! I have a brand new GT2 motor and it still clanks:) Not like it was before the swap though. The whole experience really made me HATE porsche! At least Porsche gave me the full treatment. Without lube. Call me if you like! I actually got alot of help from Kevin at UMW. Super guy! Nothing like blowing $80k on a used car with 13k miles that develops a serious issue at 14k!

  2. Based on the fit I see - yes you need the GT2 ducts.

    This is the risk you take when you use after market parts or change factory parts without taking in to account the associated parts and their purpose.

    Please try do a search for your subject in the future as it has likely been covered here before.

    http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?s...ost&p=51743

    I searched but found no thread that showed pictures like mine. I wanted someone to chime in and see if this situation is just a trim or OEM parts fix:) I do appreciate your help though. Any idea on the cost of these vents?

  3. The air ducts behind the bumper (left, right and center are all different on a GT2. The side radiator positions are also slightly different.

    You will need the GT2 parts if you want the GT2 bumper to fit well and provide proper cooling.

    Likewise the GT2 uses different wheel well liners.

    I know but my car is a replica bumper. Do I still need the ducts? If so whats that cost?

  4. I bought a used GT2 bumper from a member a while back like 6months ago. He said he bought and had it installed by Evoms. It is a urethane bumper. Any how I noticed I may have to trim my inner fender since where the side markers are it flares out slightly.

    My install issues are

    1. Flares out on each side by the side markers.

    bump1.jpg

    2. Outside temp mounting issue. Seems to be no place to attach it.

    NOT PICTURED

    3. The opening in the front does not line up with the ducting to the middle radiator. Do I need another peice? It does not look that bad.

    bump3.jpg

    Here is a pic of the side front vents. THey are a little off.

    bump32.jpg

    4. Upper hood vent does not seem right?

    bump4.jpg

    5 Seems to be a V in the middle of the bumper near the top vent?

    bump5.jpg

    6. This area seems to need to be trimed so it will bolt to the inner fender and stop the flaring near the marker lights.

    bump6.jpg

    Any help would be appreciated!

    Thanks

    Ralph

  5. This is often a big end con rod bearing with excessive clearance. Could also be a lifter that is bleeding off with low oil pressure.

    I am having this same problem on my 2002TT x50. Car has only 16k miles! It is out of warranty. Price is $11k. I was told by porsche we have a no good will policy in place! WTF. How can a car with low miles, well taken care of have a issue like this! I wish porsche would do something even just parts or labor something! This will probably be the last porsche I buy!

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