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Young man's first Porsche aka project 951

Bought a wastegate, actually 12 of them (for friends), for a good price [:)]
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Thom, got your mail, forgot to answer. Sorry, no new 2.7L heads available at the moment, just for own use. WG looks like Tial, because it's a cheap Tial clone. When original cost about 550-600€ we rather buy a 45$ clone. I will check it out anyway, perhaps change some original Tial spare parts in to it.I suppose after some fine tuning it will do it's job. Have to buy cheap parts, because this is a poor student's project.
 
With Techart/OZ wheels you cannot use big 350mm disks with 6-piston Monoblocks. So we decided to go this route with 330mm floting disks. We are developing a bolt on kit for 1987/88 non M030 cars based on these parts.Similar parts are on their way, should get them within a week, so we can start manufacturing adapters for calipers and hats for disks rather soon [;)]
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Project has proceeded quite slowly. Only head has been disassembled for check up.Found out couple of stem seals have been popped off. Also few valves were repalced during the engine overhaul 7K miles ago. Still one valve guide needs to be replaced. I also noticed there was a starting water leakage with cylinder head gasket. So i also need to have head milled a bit to get a clean surface. Noticed the engine has been running extreamly rich, valves were more or less coverd by soot, like the plugs were as well. Have had also some other 944 releated things going on [:)] Changed belts, tie rod ends and few other things to this S2 cab. Luckily got help from Peter
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Checked some electric gremlins from another 951
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Helped my friend to changed control arm to 951S. Here's my friend who makes nice parts from billet aluminium
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His ex 951 which waits delivery to new owner
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One side project. have to restore these 951 calipers for a young fellow
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We have done some minor works, so not much pictures to show.Lot's of parts at the powder coaters just now. After that we can proceed much faster. Have also concenrated more to my Porsche parts business [;)]
 
Hi Olli I have been through all your threads and loving all your work pal , I have owned 2 VR6 in the past and now have a 944T . I do some work on my 944T but you are on a diffrent level , a mission sent from God ! I love all the pic's you have posted and keep up the good work pal best regards J.C
 
We didn't got much progress during October. Son's studies and my business took too much our valuable hobby-time. We have prepared mainly smaller parts for powder coating, anodized etc. We have also worked with engine we bought from Alasdair. We found out the head was not done that good, so we are going to replace few valve guides etc. Son have bought some items for 951, like standalone system. He ended up to finnish made Tatech system he bought from a friend in Sweden. Originally that particular Tatech was installe in Estonia in Markus' 951 with 16V turbo engine.Markus sold engine to Gustaf in Sweden (to his green 951). When Gustaf changed to Link standalone he sold Tatech to Fredrik. Now Fredrik is also going to install Link, so he sold Tatech to my son for very student friendly price. Tatech system is more easy for us since support is very near and also one of my friends have Tatech installed in his both 951's (street 3.0 & track 2.5) and he has promised to help us with installation & tune up. More info of Tatech can be found from here: http://www.tatech.fi/index.php
 
Yes. I wouldn't install any "solid bushings" to anything else than an all-out race car that never sees any road use. The adjustable camber plates on my car will be replaced soon with standard strut mounts.
 
I was thinking of doing the same! My car certainly generates a decent amount of road noise. Dunno what it was like before the solid camber plates were installed though!
 
Depends what purpose your car is ment. We are building this one for both street/strip. For this purpose these parts will work much better than oem ones.
 
Son's 951 will be more international. He bought a complete black interior which will replace original burgundy one. Black interior come from this 951 bought from Belgium. It will be put into parts. Shell will be used as a base of race car build up.
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took some bad quality phone pictures of some more winter activities Heading to friends workshop
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At workshop's front yard
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Waiting for some clutch work, which i am going to do on next monday
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More or less in pieces
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My friend draw some new parts for me, including this (not ready yet)....
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