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  • Birthday 05/20/1981

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    Model Railroading (LGB & 1.6" Scale Live Steam), Flying (Cessna 182S), Racing Porsches

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    Long Island
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    PCA (Porsche Club of America)
  • Present cars
    2007 Porsche 997 GT3
    2002 Porsche Carrera 4 Cabriolet
    1998 BMW 740iL
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    Porsche Cup Car
    Porsche Carrera GT
    Ferrari F430 Spyder
    Ferrari F50 (someday)
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    2000 BMW M Roadster

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  1. Unitah
    I can't seem to locate the part number for the Carbon Fiber Door Sill for a 2007 GT3RS, the one with the GT3RS logo. Can someone please help, thank you!
  2. Unitah
    If I go with the original GT3 Club Sport's flywheel and clutch, will I need to reprogram my cars computer at all? Or is it a simple install and drive thing? What about the new GT3RS? Jonathan
  3. Unitah
    Is there any particular clutch, fly wheel combo you recommend? Will the car's computer need to be reprogrammed?
  4. Unitah
    Hey, interesting idea... I need a new engine in my 2002 C4 Cab, RMS failure. Anyway, my mechanic told me, since the car races a full season of DEs and Autocrosses, that I single mass, lightweight racing clutch would definitely improve performance. I was wondering what everyone thinks of this. Has anyone tried one of these? What could the drawbacks be? I would have it installed when the engine is replaced prior to next racing season. Any thoughts??
  5. Unitah
    Loren, What about for a 2002 C4 Cab? I am thinking of upgrading to the New GT3 6 piston cailpers and steel rotors (not the ceramics). I know I will need carriers and the like, but, will I need to replace the master cylinder in a 2002? Also, will the Carrera 4 (not the 4S) require uprated carriers? Or was that only for the C2? Thanks
  6. Unitah
    X74 is wonderful. I think there are no issues with its use as an everyday suspension, however, it is not made for that. The car (after about a month of settling), dropped about 60 to 70mm, a lot. The lowest part of the car is now only about 2 to 2.5" above the ground, however, in 3 months of driving with the suspension, I have not bottomed out nor hit anything yet. As for performance, hahahaha, there is no comparison. It still isn't nice like a cup car, but, that would be too too much for the street. This is indeed the best compromise. The car is no longer a soft, mushy Cadillac, it is now what it is supposed to be: a race car. In terms of alignment, I am running -1° front and -2.5° back. A friend runs -2°front and -3° back and the car feels even better. Turnin is instant, the car is sticks and sticks and sticks. I love it!!!
  7. Unitah
    I have a 2002 C4 Cab running the X74 suspension kit and Pilot Sport Cup tires. I find a cold pressure of 28f/32r very good and balanced for the street. With the cup tires, you want to achieve about 34 to 36 hot. On the track, I have to start way down about 22/24 cold. Now, this was just to give you an idea, I don't know which tires you are running, let me know...
  8. Unitah
    Is your battery mounted inthe center line of the car now, or off to the side??
  9. Unitah
    Got it, great, thanks for the help...
  10. Unitah
    Thanks Loren!!!
  11. Unitah
    Loren, I got it now!!! Woohoo!!! I understand exactly what you are saying, thanks. I checked all the local costcos and BJ's and all the other wholesale warehouse stores, no one carries this battery in my area. So now, the next challenge is finding the battery, haha.
  12. Unitah
    Kevin, Thanks for all the help, I appreciate it. One more question, where did you find the nice red battery cable. You had said you needed a longer one, where did you get it? Did it come with the battery?
  13. Unitah
    Loren, What do you mean the orange top has reversed connections for the wires? I looked at the article you sent me, it doesn't look like the wires cross with the red-top, so, if I used the orange top, then the wires would cross, right? I think he needed a longer cable because the plate he made didn't mount the battery in the centerline of the car, but offcenter, necessitating a longer passenger side lead. Am I correct with this?? This is very confusing...
  14. Unitah
    Kevin, if you alread installed one in your cab, which model did you put in??
  15. Unitah
    Loren, Specifically, which battery do I need for my car, I think there are quite a few, aren't there? Thanks...
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