Something a bit tasty
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saw this in my website logs...
i've been posting my build on a dutch site (that i found via my website logs too). Lots of pictures there.
http://www.356speedsterclub.nl/forum/vi ... =a&start=0
engine is now in shortblock form (last night)


i've been posting my build on a dutch site (that i found via my website logs too). Lots of pictures there.
http://www.356speedsterclub.nl/forum/vi ... =a&start=0
engine is now in shortblock form (last night)


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thats one detailed restoration in pictures!
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i have a fairly complicated suspension setup.sladey wrote:Absolutely fantastic stance (and finish and everything else) - do you find you scrape the floor much?
adjustable independent torsion bars (custom torsion bars in front and rear) mixed with full FBSS air ride (max 150psi setup)
so, no, don't scrap and it rides like a cloud. or when i let the air out and it engages the torsion bars at that stance, it rides hard.
As a side note - does anyone know who i would contact about a potential UK magazine feature? i'm fairly isolated as far as car nuts go and i'd love to share this other car nuts all over the world.
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speak to Paul Knight at www.ultravw.commango-smoothie wrote:As a side note - does anyone know who i would contact about a potential UK magazine feature? i'm fairly isolated as far as car nuts go and i'd love to share this other car nuts all over the world.
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Re: Something a bit tasty
WOOF!!356_outlaw wrote:http://www.mangosmoothie.ca/
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long block done and sealed up nice and tight.
compression set (ended up going with 9.2:1 after reading a ton on the T4's powerband and how they respond to compression - especially this engine size)
modified my 1.7L 914 rocker arms to use the 911 CB elephant feet adjusters
painted my T4 V2 DTM to match the body colour
installed the sidewinder exhaust stubs and copper nuts / gaskets (new exhaust studs - actually new intake studs too)














next steps:
chromoly push rods / valve train configuration.
finish bolting everything on (easy-peasy fun part)
compression set (ended up going with 9.2:1 after reading a ton on the T4's powerband and how they respond to compression - especially this engine size)
modified my 1.7L 914 rocker arms to use the 911 CB elephant feet adjusters
painted my T4 V2 DTM to match the body colour
installed the sidewinder exhaust stubs and copper nuts / gaskets (new exhaust studs - actually new intake studs too)














next steps:
chromoly push rods / valve train configuration.
finish bolting everything on (easy-peasy fun part)
















