Getting ready for first mods
 

M&K 1 in / 2 out GT3 muffler, ceramic coated
M&K Euro pre-muffler
Older Momo steering wheel and hub, will be doing the center cap horn button mod
SW chip
turbo tie rods
74 Oil Pressure/Oil Temp gauge with senders
Magnecor ignition wires
Euro bumpers
Veronica's engine is also being dropped to repair a seal leak. Kevin Wheeler of KMW Motorsports in Boca Raton will be doing most of the work and I'll try to do some of the simpler things...still learning!

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Well,that's a good start !!!
I have the Turbo tie rods and the MK pre muffler on my car ... good choices !

Oh yeah,Magnecores as well ...
Veronica will be happy :)

Cheers !
Phil

Nice. I still have a box of stuff to do from my first Pelican order after I got my current 911. Every order after that, more gets added to the to-do box.

This is what they call the "slippery slope."

Yep, I've gotten there already!

post lots of pics after install :)

a video of the exhaust once its in would be nice too

Awesome!

you are going to go down the slippery slope. you really should stop right there. ...and you can avoid going down by giving me that euro bumperettes! ;-)

keep us posted!

Actually, this is it (FOR NOW)
The bumperettes are on our host's website...

Done
 

Kevin at KMW in Boca Raton did a great job. I didn't put the Euro bumper guards on because of fit and paint but everything else went well.
The front seal leak is fixed, oil change done, turbo tie rods on and car aligned, Steve Wong chip in, Magnecor wires in, older oilpressure/ oil temp gauge in, the steering wheel and horn button mod is on, and the M&K cat bypass and GT3 1-in, 2-out muffler are installed. The low end is stronger, acceleration is very smooth, and the muffler sounds great (and loud).
A couple of photos and a short video of the exhaust.
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The video

Any drone/resonance with the muffler?

I haven't had a chance to go on the highway yet.
Tomorrow, I'm going to take it for a longer ride and I'll let you know; my guess is there will be some, and the drive will give me a chance to find the sweet spot where it is minimized.

911 mods
 

Met you at KMW before the work was done on your car.I saw the car again two days later.It looked great and sounded awesome.As usual another great job by Kevin and his crew at KMW.Congrats on a really nice car! John Szabo. P.S. I was in the Viper green early Ford Bronco

John and Elias, it was nice meeting you guys at Kevin's shop. Hopefully, we'll all see each other again.

I like your horn button ;)

I would be real curious if those rear bumperettes work for you ...and if so where you found them - I have a set i was hoping to put on....but there is a lower valance issue that is causing me a stop work order.....seems the valance on the SC and earlier is forward about 1/2 an inch from the 86' which means the rubber hits and there is a 1/2 inch gap still!!

DOH !!

nice pile - post pics!

Ed, actually, Kevin tried to put them on but was having problems with fit. He called me up and said don't bother with them. I did call Pelican before hand and asked if the bumpers would fit my car (87 coupe) and they said they would. I'll be returning them to Pelican as soon as I remember to call them about an RMA. Here they are
LEFT- Pelican Parts - Product Information: 911-505-341-00-M136
RIGHT- Pelican Parts - Product Information: 911-505-342-00-M136

Don't bother with bumperettes. Lowe's sells plastic caps/plugs that fit perfectly in the holes left behind by the bumperettes. Really lightens the rear of the car, literally and visually. To illuminate the rear plate, I'm using the license plate bolts with LED's in them.
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Will, that's what I'm heading towards. How many holes were there in the bumper?
BTW, beautiful color on your car...it's got a green tint to it...what is it?

Thank you. The color is Oak Green Metallic. People mistake it for black all the time, until they get close. It used to be Ferry's favorite color.

There are 4 holes that need the plugs popped in. I can't remember the size you need, but they were like $4 at Lowe's. The plugs are very low profile, so after I painted them with touch up paint I had laying around, you can barely see them. Plus, if you ever wanted to go back, you can pop them out and reinstall the bumperettes.

Thanks...was it hard to get those uglies off? Does the bumper itslef need to be removed? Sorry for all the questions...I'm still a Porsche Newbie.