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911SC 993 conversion: definitive webpage?

I know quite a few people have done this conversion - has anyone done a definitive webpage about it?

I'm going to be updating my 911 section very shortly, and as I bought mine with the conversion done, I'm not at all up on the details. I thus wanted to direct people to a site with full details on how to do it.

I've done a search on here and seen the various threads, but not seen one that amounts to a full 'How to' guide.

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Old 02-12-2004, 08:42 AM
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I think MA Shaw has a great tech write-up to install the kit, as far as I could tell it would be a basic task that most body shops could do with ease. BTW...I will not be making any trips to the ring this year, I have been tasked to go elsewhere. So maybe we will meet at the ring in 2005.
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I believe that Ben is referring to engine swaps, if so, I know of no definitive site. I've put together some notes and links to others sites on this subject here
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oh....thanks Bill.

I don't have too many specifics on the engine install, all I know is Harald did all the work and I have all the fun! Ha Ha I can say that the engine is now pretty much plug-n-play as I was able to remove it (my first ever engine drop) and put it back in with not much difficulty. NOTE: I thank Harald for making it this way, very clean and simple to understand (other than the electronics...i.e. DME).

If you want to understand the DME, contact Ingo and Mike.
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Ben was indeed referring to the engine transplant.

Thanks, Bill, that looks excellent - I'll link to that.

HD, don't leave the Ring trip too long: it is very uncertain how much longer the Touristfahren sessions will exist. :-(

Nurburgring GmbH has been coming under a lot of pressure from the national government over the fatality rate, and for a while it even looked like there would be no 2004 season and it would be all over.

Fortunately, the 2004 season is going ahead, but whether there will be a 2005 one is anyone's guess.

I got my car back tonight. :-) :-) :-)

There are still some things to be sorted, including some electrical gremlins (main beam, dash lighting, interior light) and replacing the extremely grotty carpet. But she's absolutely gorgeous - pics to follow over the weekend.

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Ben...I hope they can hold out another year. It's just not possible for me to go this year since I will be out of the area for the next 6 months, so cross your fingers and lets hope the ring can stand it's ground for a few more years at least.
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Hey Ben , thats a very cool car you've got there. I'm planning on doing a varioram swap on my SC later this year, so i might be calling on you for a peek at your car sometime!! If thats ok of course?

Are you an active member of Porsche Club GB? Do you attend any regional meets or shows?

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Sure, Jon, no problem.

I'm not a PCGB member. I'm a TIPEC member, but so far haven't gotten around to making a single event ...

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