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What did you do with your 996 today?
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paulossie
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I was a member last year and years ago, it just ran out and not got round to joining again, I will.Pieman7 said:Hows comes you haven't joined the club yet. we have some great days out
Pieman7
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Isoproturon
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Pieman7
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Isoproturon
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Isoproturon said:Removed both manifolds from my 996 Turbo with no snapped bolts. Pleased is an understatement! Just need a new gasket and then I can fit the other new manifold. Tax next week and back on the road![]()
Fitted the other manifold. Gaskets are leaking slightly and as I am something of a perfectionist at times, I've just ordered a pair of new ones. Also not happy one or two bolts feel a bit loose so it'll be a Helicoil job when it all comes apart again. In addition, I have ordered some new stainless steel braided brake hoses.
So with a lot of our cars having seen a good few years and miles, the moral is to check your tips! Not only would it be dangerous for any car behind if it came off, they are surprisingly expensive to replace.
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paulcole
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Beautiful 1 owner with full OPC history so we'll see.
First outing marshalling for the Cotswold Rally which was a great event.[
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