PAULSPEED

Hi,

Now that sounds cool. Push a button and the car

gets lower.

Paul

Hi,

I would guess he had about 18,000 miles. I

would get bilstein PSS9 coil overs if

you want to lower your car. I think

the pasm system dampners need to be balanced

with the coils. Installing the european suspension

with out installing the european dampners would

be the same as just installing the H&R springs. This

is just my thoughts on this issue.

Paul

we are not talking about the just replacing the euro springs, its the whole euro 20 mm sport suspension , which included, new sway bars, new spring , struts, bushings.

Hi,

Sounds like you have it covered. Are the struts made for PASM or

will you have to abandon the computer strut stifness? I thought

that the european cars did not have PASM.

Paul

Hi,

I would guess he had about 18,000 miles. I

would get bilstein PSS9 coil overs if

you want to lower your car. I think

the pasm system dampners need to be balanced

with the coils. Installing the european suspension

with out installing the european dampners would

be the same as just installing the H&R springs. This

is just my thoughts on this issue.

Paul

Hi,

Just be careful because my friend blew out his shocks

by going with the H&R springs.

Paul

Hi.

I would throw on the stock stuff and drive it for

a while. I do not think your impression of who is best

will be found without some compromise.

Paul

Hi,

Has anyone removed the sway bars to

improve speed in the turns. Without

the sway bars, the car would roll more in

the turns and add camber to the outside wheels.

Paul

Hi,

The rev limiter is at 7,100RPM. If you get a

GT-3 then you will rev it to 8,300RPM.

Paul

Hi,

Go to the site below to order the scan tool.

www.durametric.com

Paul

Hi,

My neighbor made me use newspaper. I was

amazed that it really worked. There is something

in the newspaper that gets the old resin off.

Using a newspaper is amazing.

Paul

Hi,

Sorry for the bad luck. The holes do collect a lot

of cigarette butts. Here is a link for radiator grills.

Seems like some states have more stuff on the road then others.

The company is cargraphics.

http://shop.cargraphicusa.com/index.php/cPath/8_26_35_103

Paul

Hi,

If I remeber right, You remove the plastic clips from

the front of the seat rails with a small screwdriver. Then torx out the bolts. Then

slide the seat forward and undo the two torx's on the rear rails.

Last you disconnect a wire that is under the seat. The hard

part is disconnenting the wire. Then remove the seat. The

driver's side is easier then the passenger side for disconnecting

the wire.

Paul

Hi,

Just did a track event with the copaslip and no noise. This

stuff works. I am now a happy non-squeaking Porsche

owner.

Paul

Hi,

There is a tread to painting the calipers. Go to this

site.

www.rennlist.org

Paul

I have a set of the 997 Cup Car Brake Ducts on order for my 996. Should have them next week and let you know my thoughts on them. This is for track btw

Hi,

Here is the link to the 997 GT-3 brake ducts. There is

a picture to see.

http://e-partssales.com/Merchant2/merchant..._Code=997brakes

Paul

Hi,

See you at BTW.

Paul

Hi,

Here is the link to the 997 GT-3 brake ducts. There is

a picture to see.

http://e-partssales.com/Merchant2/merchant..._Code=997brakes

Paul

Hi,

I just found a story that 997 GT-3 brake ducts

fit on 997S cars with no modifications. They cost $30 from

Suncoast. They also

do not hang as low as other racing ducts.

Paul

Hi,

If your head hits the roll bar, imagine what

it would be like if you had a helmet on.

Paul

Hi,

I get about 10 on the track and about 18 every where else.

Paul

Hi,

I bought the porsche spacer for about $240. I

had a 10% coupon. I like the idea that

I have them but do not notice any driving

feel changes. You will want to watch the curbs

more if you get them.

Paul

Not sure if it is a pantone # but the paint code Porsche uses is L22D. My '07 Turbo has L23F on the sticker under the front hood and this number is incorrect. Dealer had to contact Porsche with my Vin# to get the correct code. Porsche part number for touch up paint 911-095-933-20-22D

Hi,

Thank you for the reply. I ordered new signs from

gogoracing.com and they mathced a pretty

good color of gray.

Paul

Hi,

I found this stuff on rennlist forum. I have

not tried it but it sounds like it might work.

http://www.molyslip.com/Products/Copaslip.html

Paul

Hi,

I put blues on the rears and the squeaks increased.

Time to buy better disc brake goup.

Paul

Hi,

Does any one know the pantone color

number for Metallic Slate Gray?

Thank you.

Paul

Hi,

Glad your car is running good.

Paul

Factory rotors and calipers or after market?

Hi Loren,

Stock factory rotors.

Paul