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anybody have the part# to 997 gt3 rs underdrive pulley and the Serpentine Belt???
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anybody know if this is this interchangeable to the 997tt?
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I don't see one. I think they are a MotorSport part anyway (like the roll cage).
You may have to contact Porsche MotorSport.
i did but they said they don't have any thing for street cars.
here try these http://shop.fvd.de/us/en/Porsche-0/-/-/-/i...2%2CGT3-RS.html
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thanks loren
do you know if there's a part number for the front floor mats with a hole for the safety roll cage that comes in the euro 996 mk2 gt3 rs oh and also the foam that wraps on the top left, right, front of the cage?
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i am looking for the parts diagram for mk2 gt3 cup car front and rear suspension. i got a centerlock system with wheels and its missing some parts.
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thanks a lot Brad that is the hose i am looking for. how sure are you that the hose in your diagram is the one that is connected the plenum?
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it doesn't show. on the 3rd picture can you tell me what hose is connected to the top right side of the 3 on the stock plenum?
thanks loren
melvin
Please specify the item number in the diagram - so I get the right one.Thanks.
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hi i installed a idp plenum in my 01 turbo and i cut the line that is suppose to be connected to the yelow check valve in this picture below
i am looking for the part# to the hose that is connects to the one by itself on the top right side.
i have a old hose that is connected right now and the hose collapse when i just start the engine because of the vacuum and its throwing the psm abs code and when i connect a pocket scanner to the car it show no codes
thanks in advance
melvin
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is there a different part number for the rear bumper without bumperettes? its for my 996 turbo... looking to change my rear bumper cause the previous owner has some touch up paint on the one side.... thanks in advance
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thanks a lot i will give it a shot
need help with diy for gt3 rs brake ducts for my 996tt? can someone shed some light thanks in advanceI did it today on my 996tt.
This is easy. 15 min on the first 10 min on second.
I took the front wheel off and then the old duct with a title force. When you put the new on you have to take one hand on the top of the duct and the other on the lower part. Then force one hand to left and the other to right. Then there will be a big gap. You then place the duct on the control arm with the lower part of the duct first.
Take care that the 2 locks has to be on the inner side of the control arm.
Then you turn the duct so it lock correctly around the control arm.
Secret is to widen the gap.
Thats all.
Hope this helps.
NB! i had to take off 15 mm of the duct since there is no space between the duct and the brake (rotor). The rotor will face the duct when you turn the steering wheel
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need help with diy for gt3 rs brake ducts for my 996tt? can someone shed some light thanks in advance
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lucent motors said they will fit cause the old gt3 bucket seats fit the 997 but dam its $9000 something for a pair
Let me know if Gert confirms that they work in a 996TT. Thanks! -
thanks loren i found another post with the gt3 parts catalog
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looking for gt2 rear brake ducts for my tt... do i need mod for it to fit
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so what are the actual parts i need from that list please tell me not all of them
Hi Loren,
I sent you a PM asking if you had a complete parts list breakdown for the conversion of my 02 TT to the GT2 front bumper, including all brackets and hoses required to move the center radiator. Regular parts not the CF ones.
Do you kindly have this PN list by chance.
TIA
Ben
hmmm...i have an '03 TT and just switched from standard front bumper to an after market GT2 nose, and just changed the skins. i didn't move any hoses or radiators, and it didn't seem necessary, especially since the openings are in roughly the same spots. am i missing something?
curious.
'turbo
The rad hoses will eventually blow off or work themselves loose as you go over big bumps if you moved the the center radiator to the correct position. The stock TT hoses are about 1 "shorter than the GT2 hoses which is why they have different part numbers. The hoses will come loose as the hoses are stretched to make them fit to the new rad position. I would be keep an eye on it so I have been told. I cannot afford the hoses to come off my GT700 at high speed, I also live in the middle of nowhere which is another reason I want to do this right.
Ben
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Melsta,
This is a tough subject and very subjective (as already mentioned) and I've been trying to figure out the same thing ... which exhaust to buy since none of them are cheap.
I have eliminated Fabspeed and B&B as they are too loud (for me) and have reasonance issues. Also Fabspeed is known to have some weld issues as well.
I have narrowed my choices to AWE, Cargraphic and EP Stage II Loud. I have personally heard the EP and it's very nice. AWE doesn't seem to be "too popular" (not as prevalent) but looks like a good product at a good price. Cargraphic I would like to hear but no one around me has one.
Good luck with your search and stay in touch and I'll do the same.
i have the Miltek exhaust, I am very pleased with it
perfect level for me, no resonance
thanks a lot for the info guys it helps alot more when people actually have it cause its also price i want to get the rite one the first time
i was thinking of the miltek/evoms one i heard its pretty quite and they also have it in their gt kits
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Exhaust sound is very subjective. One person's loud and obnoxious is music to another. That said, I'll tell you that I have a Fabspeed medium sound sport exhaust. It is loud, but I love it. I makes me think of the old aircooled 911s running a Burch exhaust. I put sound deadening under the upholstery in the rear of the car to make it quiet inside with the windows up.
Talk to lots of owners and try to listen to some cars with custom exhausts. The videos on the web really don't tell the whole story. Good Luck.
thanx for the info
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hi i just recently bought a 996 tt planning to get mods starting with the exhaust but not sure which one to get cause all the sites i looked up says they have the best exhaust. i am looking for a quiet performing exhaust system that still have good hp gains.
i have looked at awe tuning, fabspeed, Billy Boat Performance Exhaust aka b&b, EVO Quiet 996TT Sport Exhaust, Europipe Stage II Exhaust System, tubi, techart and ect... any refrence on any of these exhaust???
looking for 997 gt3 rs underdrive pulley part #
in 997-1 Series Part Number Requests
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thanks loren