DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

Hi All Anyone done this job. Job for the winter. I have a haynes and done them before on both rear and front wheel drive cars. Are they the same basic configuration with sleeves and bumpstops etc. One question however, are the outer nust sided, in other words threaded towards the front of the car? S...

Hi All

Has anyone got a Steering wheel boss for a MOMO which would fit early '73 E.

Thanks

Steve

Glad to see it.

One day I'll try to drive mine up to Langdale area. As its Purple we should add a splash of colour on any day !!!

Steve

Just back from a break in the "lakes" Cumbria and spotted on my way home Saturday coming towards me a VRM "E" bright green 911/912, silver trim. Driving from Bowness end of windemere towards Ambleside. think the road is the A591. Looked in good order and a brave driver in the ver...

Can anyone recomend a good tune-up place.

My car has been set up OK but on a new engine and after running in and a year on feel it would benefit from a decent tune up, rolling road etc.

South-east England, South London, Sussex area preferably.

Any good experiences / recomendations please.

Steve

Yes I can see that now , Peter Swan was the contact. The previous link was a long one and I did'nt read it all.

Steve

All depends where you go and what you want at the end of the day. Repair or replace. I have recently bought 2008/9 the whole lot ie bumper £500 approx if you can get a good metal one, aluminium surround £130. Rubber £50.00/£75-.00. Sourced on Ebay. Spray approx £150.00 on a decent bumper without muc...

HI Had my originals redone recently went to a firm in Leicester they are experienced in Porsche seats (old ones) as I believe they have done a few before where the problem exists. Cant remeber their names I'll have to seek out their bill heading if you need it, unless someone else has their name. Th...

Is'nt in Holland that there are funny signs in the high streets,(think they have three lines accross them) which indicate the drivers joining the high street/main road, have the right of way say from a side road??? That keeps the speed down and the concentration up. The question on motorways as said...

Do you live within earshot of the garage.

The police do a natty sensor alarm which is remote so you can have the alarm inyour property with the sensor in the garage. Suppose it works on the same basis as the lighting swithch.

Cost me here in Kent £15.00

Steve

PS Could use it on a shed as well.

On questioning many at the station they all said the same thing, a joiner would be hard pressed to defend a position of joining without care and attention. Likewise this does not mean a driver on the motorway can act agressively in narrowing a gap to stop a driver joining, I'm sure we have all seen ...

I think the answer given is sensible but as the motorway is the main road and there are three poss. four lanes to consider the joiner should be the one taking responsibility. The broken lines on entry do mean its not a stop sign but it would be impossible for the joineru to know whats happening acro...

HI (any electrical techie) Had it all apart it was'nt bad at all no need to free anything so I cleaned all the items making sure not to break the wires. All back and Ok. So the original issue may still exist. In other words why does it move the guage so freely. My memory tells me that some many year...

Brilliant just whats needed. I guess I'm sufferring the same gummyness.

Thanks again

The fuel guage on my 911E moves between 3/4 and 1/4 full depending on what would seem as angles of the car. Consequently I'm always refuelling to ensure I'm not running out. The annoying warning light will always flash at you as well. Has anyone solved this as a problem, presumably there must be a f...