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UNsure if I should I fit a K&N panel filter to my 993 ?
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algray
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that the 911 is not as compromised as the VAG group. On previous cars, that would have been one of the first thing I would have changed, not anymore,
I had a look behind one of these filters and there was fine film of oil which came from the filter.
I am sure there are people who swear by the gains of using these filters, the gains if any are not worth the problems (or future problems) that is created.
Alex
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Maurice how about a strut mount - so you think it's worth it when I don't track yet ?
968er
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I had my car remapped at 9M and got a gain of over 30bhp and they recommend you have at least a K&N filter fitted. And I trust 9M and their knowledge of our cars a lot more than so called experts who pop up on all of the forums.
In the end it is your choice, but I would suggest speaking to the likes of 9M before discounting it.
William
968er
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Are you talking about a strut brace?
Even if you do not track the car and do a bit of 'spirited' A road driving you will find the front of the car going into corners is really sorted, or put it another way more pointy!
I was always a bit dubious of the claims until I fitted one and you will not believe the difference is makes. It is a small outlay for a big improvement in handling.
William
Strut braces are good things ! Probably give more benefit on the road in terms of slightly increased rigidity, good steering feel and sharp turn in. Or maybe I dreamt it all .....................
Gert at carnewal.com does a GT2 Evo (replica) brace, a meaty alloy tube that weighs next to nothing. But be careful, the strut top nuts don't take much torque. []
HTH, cheers, Maurice [8|]
now funny thing you've mentioned strut braces !
now it's a Targa so I was 'thinking [:-]' it could do with one.....
although I preferred the way the coupe drove (or it could have been that one), remembering that the Targa is on a Cabriolet chassis, maybe this is a worthwhile mod ? while I leave the other mechanical bits as OEM..
but I am going to get the front Armourfeud'ed and get a Xenon HID headlamp upgrade.....[] oh and a rear hoop spolier (with the 3rd rear brake light) as I'm a tad paranoid about folk driving into the back of me !!!!
regards
although my budget for post purchase costs is quickly being used up from the maintenance to bring my car back up to tip top health...
so I may not get as much done ! []
but i'll do a full write up from the results of the day at Tognola Engineering (last owner & garage never serviced it !)
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968er
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My reply was not aimed at anyone on this forum and if it was taken that way I apologise.
It is just that I have seen so many debates on this subject that are not always constructive and wht I was trying to get across was to speak to people who fit them and get the information from the horses mouth, so to speak.
I am in actual fact a 993 owner, although my previous car was a 968, hence the name. I maybe a little on edge as I have spent a lot of time today on the phone to my insurers trying to sort out my claim for the value of my 993 which was trashed by an Audi TT.
Again no malice intended.
William
Elliot Davies
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It made more noise but I didnt notice any improvement in the performance
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