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Two oil coolers now run
in series. One is a Turbatrol, with a fan, and one is a Carrera cooler. They're connected by AN-12 Aeroquip SS hoses from Patrick Motorsports. |
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Rear brakes use stock
Turbo rotors, but the calipers need to have their mounting holes filled and re-drilled to match the early trailing arms. |
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From this side, you can see
the aluminum trailing arms and custom-re-valved Bilstein Sports. They're part of a whole suspension package (torsion bars, adjustable factory spring plates and new bushings, too) that I got from William Knight of KnightRace. (Check with him for suspension and performance parts, he's got great prices and great service!) |
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In front, the calipers bolt on,
but the rotors had to come from a 78-79 Turbo, and a custom hat had to be made. |
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Brake cooling ducts from
OG Racing keep the fronts cool. All of the brake and suspension components were installed by TRE Automotive in North Hollywood. |
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The exhaust is from an 86 Carrera,
since a 964 exhaust won't fit. The muffler is a single-in, dual-out Flowmaster. One of these days, I'm going to add heat. |
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Another view of the underside. | |
The carAn overview of my 911 |
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