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  1. juniinc
    NP Maurice. yes, I believe your rear is gonna fill out nicely,,, on the front 7mm is gonnna bring it out even so perhaps going with 13~14mm should be a better match. juniinc: Thanks. So, if I install the rears without spacers, the wheel wells will fill out nicely? If so, what size spacers to have the "filling out" of the wheel wells in the front match the filling out in the rear? I know that 7mm is needed in the front, but will slightly thicker spacers make for a better match to the look? Regards, Maurice.
  2. juniinc
    987 - 8J x 18 ET 57 9J x 18 ET 43 986 - 7.5J x 18 ET 50 9J x 18 ET 52 on the front, at least a pair of 7mm spacers will be needed. on the rear, 9mm is going to stick out.
  3. juniinc
    How old are those rear tires? a worn out / damaged side wall tire can also cause. even out of balance,,,, make sure they perform a dynamic balancing , make sure they get it to 0,0 on both side.
  4. juniinc
    Have U checked the fuse A9? also check your relay HCS F28 If those are fine,,,, this is based on a 2000 diagram. 0.75 BK/GN-turn signal HOT+. 0.75 GR/RE-side marker HOT+. 1.5 WT-high beam HOT+. 2.5 BR-ground 1.5 YE/WT-fog light HOT+ 1.5 YE-low beam HOT+ 1.5 BR-ground low beam. -I would get a multi or 12V meter, -remove passenger Headlight, -engage switch, -measure between YE-low beam HOT / BR-ground, that should give U a good point to trouble shoot. Good luck.
  5. juniinc
    Here is a good topic http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?s...0&hl=window
  6. juniinc
    The bottom fabric trim is NOT stitched to the top canvas,,,yes it is attached to a metal bar that runs around the base of the top. will need to remove the fat rubber seal then U will be able to see how they are GLUED on. Mike's canvas R&R has more of detailed pics,,,
  7. juniinc
    :clapping:
  8. juniinc
    Why not switch around your existing bulbs? that way your housing will be re-seated too. both(clip+bulb) can be checked out that way,,,
  9. juniinc
    That is correct. an after market company will usually get a part #P99355921100 then refinished.
  10. juniinc
    Yes, I don't see why they couldn't use the 996 SD kit,,,
  11. juniinc
    exhaust revision
  12. juniinc
    Nope it isn't smart at all
  13. juniinc
    should be around 250~300
  14. juniinc
    corvette isn't much faster, not even faster than a Boxster S. I thought U saw this thread phillipj,,,
  15. juniinc
    excellent work! sergiu Who's doing this for U? U?
  16. juniinc
    U can use any single pole toggle switch or OEM
  17. juniinc
    I've seen a few cases was a dyeing fuel pump or fuel pressure regulator
  18. juniinc
    yes stud puller is often used. R U asking how must it it costs for a shop to do it ? R they broken below the surface ? if not a double nutting method usually works,,,
  19. juniinc
    There is a company called "pop a lock" (at least around my area) . they opened it in a few minutes almost like Maurice's method.
  20. juniinc
    nice!
  21. juniinc
    Yes U can just order the auto dazzle glass($171 I believe) rather than the whole kit. I believe auto dimmed mirror has a diff base. wiring hardness is not included in that kit" # 000 044 801 52.
  22. juniinc
    Sounds like a faulty passenger side micro switch.
  23. juniinc
    there must not be a 3M velcro double sided tape in Austrailia?
  24. juniinc
    what kind of wheels are they? Front 52 should fit. Rear 58 will most likely need a pair of 7mm+ spacers.
  25. juniinc
    I really ilke them Hankook ventus EVO too! Yes going with 1" taller tires will definately make your speedo read slower, even though no ABS light comes on it could still ruin those rotors/pads possibly in some cases.
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