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I would like to put 19" RH wheels on my 1999 C2 coupe (NB) and later on lower the car with a new set of springs. Will the 19" wheel clear the body or should I stick with the 18" since I will be lowering the car at a later date. Thanks!
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I see you live in the EPA test capital of the world....no smog tests here in Michigan.(yet)
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Just finished the installation of the my new FabSpeed exhaust and headers system on my 99 996 C2. After wrestling with a couple of broken bolts :censored: , I had to have a local garage finish it up for me. It sounds great, and I can feel a huge diff in power, much smoother going thru the gears. I think I'm going to dump my cats and go with Fab Speeds straight pipes next. I have a friend who can fix the wiring so the engine check light doesn't come on when you take off the catalytic converters.
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Help required from Floridians
Hwbzrr replied to ronbonner's topic in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)
Ron, I lived in Orlando most of my life. The Porsche dealer in Maitland usually had everything I needed. I'm not sure what you mean by spares. but there is also a garage in Winter Park called Zotz Racing, should be in the phone book in. -
Detroit Area service
Hwbzrr replied to Hwbzrr's topic in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)
Thanks for the reply, my Saturday afternoon header installation went south. -
I'm looking for a good service center in the Northville, Livonia area for engine repair and some aftermarket parts installation. Thanks. 99 996
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Thanks for the info I really appreciate it!
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I'm in the process of installing a set of headers on my 1999 996 6spd. I need to know what the bolts should be torqued (foot poundes) and if it is ok to use the original bolts. Thanks!