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Couple of pics of the Wevo tranny:

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Eric Taylor
THOSE WHEELS! I feel the need to touch myself they are so sexy! That is an AWESOME look! Did you need a big spacer?
Eric
Andyrew
What size wheels and tires?

That is going to look amazing!

3.2?

Andrew
RON S.



Looking mighty fine,

Glad to see it coming along beautifully.


Ron
East coaster
The wheels/tires are from a 2003 911. They're 17x9 245s in the rear and 17x7 205s in the front. The tires are good enough to get me on the road, but I expect to replace them soon after it's up and running......which I hope is soon!
Gint
Still drooling over that silver!
i love porsche
that looks amazing!
since youre so close by...im definetly going to have to see this car in person
WRX914
Lookin good!

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Aaron Cox
can ya find some 8's for the front?? might uh... understeer.... LOL

maybe not with a 3.6 back there tho LOL
horizontally-opposed
Ah, the super cool 996 Carrera 4 narrow-body 17s.

Also super rare because most C4 buyers opted up for 18s.

I love these wheels, the first "Oh, yeah -- remember the Fuchs?" by the Porsche styling department. Then came the C-GT, late GT3/GT2, 986 IIs, and base Cayman S wheels. Still love these, though...

Nice pick!!!!

East coaster
More random pics:

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Someone had asked for pics of the mirror bases, so here's a couple of shots. I just mounted the mirrors and I'm pretty happy with them. Still need to figure out the wiring though.

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Put the front suspension together this weekend. Decided on Elephant Racing poly-bronze bushings. They seem well made and were pretty easy to install. We'll see how they work??

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Aaron Cox
N I C E
East coaster
Last one..........decided to mount the DME unit in the rear trunk. The way the 3.6 harness is laid out, it seemed to fit really well here. I mounted it on 1" standoffs to allow air to flow all around it and to keep heat transfer from the trunk floor to a minimum.

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East coaster
Oops, forgot a couple pics. I made stainless fuel lines and installed them. They're both 3/8" and are one piece from tank to to rear firewall. Also finished the oil lines:

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Put the rear trunk lid on and mounted the gas shocks.

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