JW duct heat backdate on a 3.2, lowered 911, new cone intake

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Finally! I get my car back. A buddy mechanice helped me...

1. Install a John Walker modified heater backdate for my 3.2 to remove the engine heater blower and associated ducts.




2. Install a Powerhaus (I was told it was anyway) cone air intake. I don't think we did the air filter right though... I think I'll have fabricate a support brace behind it to make it look better. This was an impulse buy and purely for the bling factor. Any thought on a better mount would be appreciated.




3. Lowered the 911.

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Here the the an engine shot.

[rattlsnak]

Looks good!!

[Az911]

Looks good what wheels are those

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Originally posted by Az911
Looks good what wheels are those

I really don't know what wheels they are... I bought them from a Pelicanite. They sort of look like a cross between the Cup wheel and the 968 wheel. They're the standard replica, correct offset wheels for a pre-1989 911, 17X7.5 front and 17X9 rears.

[89911]

Looks good. Next is some rubber gloves, Simple Green, and a hose.

[Install425]

What is the John Walker heater Mod?

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Originally posted by 89911
Looks good. Next is some rubber gloves, Simple Green, and a hose.

Most definitely... I knew someone would comment on the filth.

So how should I clean 'er? Spray on some Simple Green from a bottle and just wipe everything down? Do you really use a hose? That sounds like a lot of water in the engine compartment. Are there areas that I should be careful not to drench?

Thanks for the advice.

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Originally posted by Install425
What is the John Walker heater Mod?

Here are some details on John Walkers fine work.

Save money with Heater backdate from JW