engine and under rear pics

[mambodave]

I want to see some under engine pics, most notibly upgraded heat exchangers...


post em up

[scottcip1562]

SSI's with Ben's Muffler on a 79SC



You will need to change the oil lines.

[mambodave]

sweet

[Blaine Sellie]

Here is a bad picture of my 930 headers.......

[GothingNC]

SSI's & Dansk Muffler

[RarlyL8]

993 Bishoffs on an early engine.

[w21055]

Originally posted by scottcip1562
SSI's with Ben's Muffler on a 79SC

Awesome!! Did you have to change out your oil lines to install them? This is going to be one of my first upgrades after feeling the car out some more.

[mark 74 carrera]

A picture of a 2.7

After


Before

[911 in SC]

That pic gives me hope Mark. The PO, as well as the PO before that seems to have NEVER cleaned the underside of the car! What did you use to clean it so well (other than alot of elbow grease)?

Thanks,
Mike

[mark 74 carrera]

I wish I could have cleaned it while it was in the car! The before and after are a result of a complete rebuild. Hopefully, the oil leaks have been addressed and it will stay clean for at least a while!

Mark

[GothingNC]

Mark,

Looks great

[911 in SC]

What did you (or 'they') clean it with? Clean it in a vat, or lots of elbow grease? I've always used Simple Green, but I've read on Pelican that some people don't like it - not sure if they don't like because it doesn't clean well, or because of the god-awful smell...

Again, Mark, it looks great! Here's to hoping it stays clean for many, many miles!

[bkreigsr]

What I tried to do last April




Bill K

[JeremyD]

B & B

[randywebb]

Simple Green corrodes Al - there are long threads on whether USAF dissed it or not for aircraft maint. (apparently not). Be real careful if you do use it.

Always clean first with a scraper, and then paper towels or rags.
The next step is a pressure wash - and HOT water is great.
Detergents & solvents are the last step.

Be sure not to just let everything go into the street drain - that goes to people's drinking water and to your supply of seafood.

The best thing I've found is to call around to car washes until I find one that _does_ recycle their wash water. Then I use their self-service high pressure hoses. I can do that hundreds of times for the cost of buying a pressure washer, which woud just sit and take up space in the garage.

[Spud]

Bill K are those "thermal reactors" still mounted on your 77 Turbo? I've always heard these should be removed to help the exhaust valves last a bit longer. If you don't need them to pass smog I'd ditch 'em.

I'm not too familiar with turbo motors so if they're not thermal reactors then ignore my comments

[bkreigsr]

spud, those are ss oem euro heat exhangers.

[Spud]

LOL, I know what those are

A picture is worth a 1000 words:

[Dave 86 930 Fl]

[Bill Verburg]

911C3 mit 3.8RS



993mit Fabspeed cat by pass