Do 915's need rest?
 

For the most part my '73 T is a daily driver. Last year I replaced all the synchros and seals, filled 'er up with Swepco and have been smiling ever since. However, I was recently out of town for a week so was without the 911 (Argh!). When I hopped in to drive it after it'd been sitting for over seven days I noticed immediately that it shifted better than ever. I'm talking like BMW-esque, hot-knife-through-butter stuff. Not the usual pause-slightly-at-neutral stuff. The next morning, however, it was back to it's usual self - not bad, just not awesome. This slick shifting scenario now happens to me every time I don't drive the car for more than a couple of days. What's going on here? And yes, the tranny still is still full of Swepco and doesn't leak.

I can't answer your question,but maybe you could answer mine.....Where can I buy the sacred Swepco,it sounds really good. http://www.pelicanparts.com/ultimate/biggrin.gif http://www.pelicanparts.com/ultimate/biggrin.gif


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1967 912 "in progress"

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Adrian Pillow
1979 911 SC
1966 VW Microbus
PCA - Peachstate Region

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1967 912 "in progress"