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996TT teardown

One of the NoVa gang on Dorki brought up this thread from Rennlist. Interesting look at the TT rebuild.

The tools needed ($$) are staggering!

http://forums.rennlist.com/rennforums/showthread.php?t=162743

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Old 10-08-2004, 07:49 AM
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Must be nice to have this kind of talent!
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That's one tough puzzle, even if you CAN look at the picture. Makes work on our engines look like a cool collar install.
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I read through the whole post. I don't see us ordinary DIY guys diving into a 996 engine.
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Holy CRAP! what an involved process versus the air cooled engines.
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I am a little familiar with Stephen Kaspar (PorschPhd). He is in our local KC region PCA, and is an amazing guy. He is a guru and wizard around things all things 911, and is a great guy to just chat with. He has helped diagnose some things with my car (for free), and even offered to loan tools or help out any way he can. In my opinion, this guy sets the standard by which Porsche experts should be measured.


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wow...simply amazing.
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I like that oil pump
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Now that is attention to detail with the pics! Man I cant even get Stephen to send me the pics on my engine so far lol. I got a kick out of seeing my shiny red case in the corner
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Take a good look guys, that's what us DIYers have to work with in about 10-15 years. Time to buy a press.

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