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Love this project! Where did you find that kit? However I managed to get hold of a replacement needle bearing, and at a fraction of the cost of a complete new unit. Really straight forward to install and nice smooth action. Maybe an option for anyone who needs to replace the upper bearing of their s...

wow, very cool! plastic? this one is real, built in sweden, now in norway I think

Nice car!! Almost looks like the one on the new boxter spyder

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912uk wrote:

dugsud wrote:

now your talking

I saw this one a few weeks ago here in Sweden, are they worth anything?

new engine but cool thing,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fv53RbvgfGc

Woffe at www.wolfparts.com bought an ugly speedster and made it very nice...

Before


After


the tread (in Swedish only, sorry) http://www.meanbugs.com/punbb/upload/vi ... d=8867&p=1

Some pictures I took at a visit at Spezialmotorer over here in Stockholm: http://i183.photobucket.com/albums/x31/Rickard911/P1010686.jpg Before he fired it up, impressive to see and hear live, only a few feet away!! (without earplugs 8) ) http://i183.photobucket.com/albums/x31/Rickard911/P1010689.jp...

Micke at Spezialmotorer makes them.
http://www.spezialmotorer.com/

I have a big canvas plate at home with this scene;



I'm very curious about from which movie it's taken, I guess it's a movie

Lovely car! Nice work! The rideheight looks nice! Maybe you could chrome the mirror? ( http://classiccars.about.com/b/2008/02/18/now-you-can-chrome-your-plastic-parts.htm ) That would be a cool mix of old and new style. That engine lid will be nice, like this: http://ll.speedhunters.com/u/f/eagames/...

I'm happy with my GTS Nurburgring seats in the Porsche, basket weave. http://i183.photobucket.com/albums/x31/Rickard911/stolar004.jpg Little off topic, sorry, but it's a "seat" or will be soon, ;) for my home. I also love beetles and found the hood suitable to a chair construction... :) Th...

nick-moss wrote:

But what will it do to the venturi airflow into the stacks?

It's something we can test on the rolling road

Did you try with the tea strainers from page 37? And the Redline thing with two hexangonal meshes, sandwiching a thin foam filter.

Lovely car by the way!!

Payment sent via PayPal - thanks!

/Rickard

A control question, in the book: "101 projects for your Porsche 911" it says that if you shall adjust the shifter you do it like this: "Reattach the shift coupler to the transmission, but keep the clamped end of the shifter rod very loose. With the transmissoin in first gear, place th...