What did you do in/on/for your Porsche today?

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Love that
The simple things you see are all complicated
I look pretty young but I'm just backdated yeah
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Brilliant ! Jack Olsen would be proud. 8)
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:shock: No snow, no ice, no salt, no wind, no driving rain.... the sun is shining, there are daffodils and a curlew.

Spring has sprung !!

I'm definitely taking the car out today. :cheers:
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chrismarine wrote:seat belts fitted (finally) 2/2 - side brackets bolted in place.
Where do you get those brackets from? Thanks


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Checked the 964 over for MOT test cleaned out washer jets and all A1 will tax shortly!
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DustyM wrote:
chrismarine wrote:seat belts fitted (finally) 2/2 - side brackets bolted in place.
Where do you get those brackets from? Thanks


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got them from ebay, as a lot, together with other REPA seat belt fittings, but i have seen them in various stores such as Sierra Madre, stobbard etc.
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Checked the targa over for MOT test replaced rear no plate bulb and took for test all good Image


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Pulled the LSD out of the 996 GT3 as it requires a rebuild.
These water cooled cars are a real pain to get on axle stands.

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johnM wrote:Pulled the LSD out of the 996 GT3 as it requires a rebuild.
Does it need the gearbox to be taken out or can you get it out with the box in place?
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gridgway wrote:
johnM wrote:Pulled the LSD out of the 996 GT3 as it requires a rebuild.
Does it need the gearbox to be taken out or can you get it out with the box in place?
You can get it out with the engine and gearbox in place. It’s a bit of a wrestling match put possible.
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So I split my GT3 LSD today to rebuild it with up rated Belville washers. The issue with these LSD’s is that they had very little pre load from the factory. The workshop manual states 5 to 15 Nm. Once the clutch plates wear a little you loose most of the pre load resulting in effectively an open diff. The break off torque on my diff was 2Nm. I could spin it with my hand.

The uprated Belville washers are thicker and the conical part is more pronounced.
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I’ve now reassemble the diff and the break off torque is 50Nm which is much better. Guard Transmissions sell a clutch kit which has a pre load break off torque of 60Nm so the car should be fine with this level of pre load in the diff.

You can buy a new updated clutch plate kit off Guard Transmissions in the USA but it’s expensive at £1500 plus fitting. I’ve been told that their is usually plenty of life left in the original clutch plates it’s just that it requires more pre load. So hopefully I should have a working LSD for £300 instead of £1500.


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Finally bought new rubber, compromised on the size to get affordable solution but with a 2.2T it is over shod with 7’s and 8’s anyway. New rubber will work much better regardless . Now to use it lots ...
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Looks great Tim, get out and drive
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Post by 911hillclimber »

Is that allowed now?
Hope so as I expect to take the 911 out myself in the sun early next week.
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