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Very nice work. Reminds me of a guy on Rennlist who admits to having OCD. Oh, and a pic from the underside of a another car that I had on file which is also pretty clean.

Wow - those two have a lot of man hours in them!!

finished fitting the new fuel lines


re-furbished the drive shafts and powdercoated in silver and fitted my KWV3
I think I've lowered it a bit to far but it's going to CofG shortly I'll let them sort it out

Always look forward to your updates Ken.

Spent all day on the car but not achieved much
fitted some new OPC brake lines
Powdercoated brake dust shields and fitted
rear harness with new plastic bits
and fitted handbrake shoes

I've never seen the handbrake shoes before! Nice to seem them in the flesh

Havent done a lot. just monitoring the cars progress after the rebuild. Looks liek ive got a vac leak which i will find today.

meanwhile i snapped a few high exposure photos for a laugh

Blocked all the holes ready for soda blasting aand Paint



Got the refurbished top mounts..re-plated and new bearings

Got a few more photos and details of the top mounts Ken?

I think one of mine is rattling on the 968.

DaveM wrote:Got a few more photos and details of the top mounts Ken?

I think one of mine is rattling on the 968.

Look back in this thread page 15

If you can get the bearing's out (Its hard) then I have spares here that I'm not going to use

Not quite as good as Kong's but I have been busy.

Very tidy Scott

Took ages to decide on caliper colour I went to local porsche showroom and looked at what colour new cars have then got all the caliper soda blasted




Decided I did not like the raised letters they hold the dirt so I sanded the calipers smooth then off to powdercoat and laquer with some 200 deg vinyl letters I'm happy





Some nice new porsche crossover pipes and bleed nipples ...pistons in this weekend

Very tasty Ken! Are they gunmetal?

Gunmetal yes
I think it was called Anthracite looks better in the flesh they are hard to photograph