What did you do to your 911 today?

[Trakrat]

Originally Posted by SoCalSK8r

I took her out to the local dealer for cars & coffee with one of my favorite people, there were some amazing rides there.




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What size tires/wheels/spacers are you running?

[Bergo]

Originally Posted by Joe Bob

Good thing yer brakes work......

indeed!

[JackkTheMackk]

Took it for a nice ride along the lakefront and shot some photos of it :-)

[JackkTheMackk]

[tdskip]

Drone!

(Neat shot)

[JackkTheMackk]

Originally Posted by tdskip

Drone!

(Neat shot)

Yupp! Phantom 4 Pro+. Really impressed with it, it'll hold me over until I get the Inspire 2 for work. Pelican butchers the image quality a whole bunch. Heres the photo embedded from Flickr.

[cassisrot]

Took her for a ride. C

[bugstrider]

Originally Posted by 997at

Replaced my fresh air blower motor with a new one. A slightly more involved job than I thought as I kept the old fan, but working like a champ now. The old motor fried at the brush connection. New motor in old housing pic below.

Who did you source for the new motor?


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[997at]

Originally Posted by bugstrider

Who did you source for the new motor?


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Parts Geek.

[JJ 911SC]

Originally Posted by cassisrot

Took her for a ride. C

LMFT4U...

[PatrickS]

A week ago I finished the last of the 2500miles, driving the car across 8 states to bring it home.

Today I vacuumed the interior carpet areas and removed and put the floor mats back in. The PO had spilled something on the mats that hardened into a serious amount of opaque/white hard and crystallized like spots but clearly never did anything about it. Luckily with a lot of patience and effort and they eventually came out. Hand washed them after with woolite and left them to air dry for two days.


Now I am considering if coco mats are worth the splurge?

Also I am considering treating the seats with Obenauf's Leather Oil when summer gets here, but any concerns doing so since the seats are clearly spidered?

[Frog76S]

Originally Posted by PatrickS

A week ago I finished the last of the 2500miles, driving the car across 8 states to bring it home.

Also I am considering treating the seats with Obenauf's Leather Oil when summer gets here, but any concerns doing so since the seats are clearly spidered?

I suggest cleaning the leather first with good cleaner then treat with Obenauf's. Follow directions, main point is apply within outside temp range for maximum benefit. I've used on old seats and helps to both visually bring back to life, softens the leather and also brings back that 911 leather smell we're so familiar with.

[PatrickS]

Originally Posted by Frog76S

I suggest cleaning the leather first with good cleaner then treat with Obenauf's. Follow directions, main point is apply within outside temp range for maximum benefit. I've used on old seats and helps to both visually bring back to life, softens the leather and also brings back that 911 leather smell we're so familiar with.

Thanks for the suggestion. Do you have a favorite preferred cleaner? Porche, Zymol, Leder Pledge, Zaino, ??

[JJ 911SC]

Originally Posted by PatrickS

Thanks for the suggestion. Do you have a favorite preferred cleaner? Porche, Zymol, Leder Pledge, Zaino, ??

He did; Obenauf's: https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=Obenauf%27s

[PatrickS]

Originally Posted by Frog76S

I suggest cleaning the leather first with good cleaner then treat with Obenauf's. Follow directions, main point is apply within outside temp range for maximum benefit. I've used on old seats and helps to both visually bring back to life, softens the leather and also brings back that 911 leather smell we're so familiar with.

Originally Posted by JJ 911SC

He did; Obenauf's: https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=Obenauf%27s

Huh? Sorry I must have missed it or just getting tired tonight and being dense; which specific cleaner did he recommend? My apologies but I dont see it specificied in your link?

We had already concluded the same for Obenauf's treqtment for post cleaning.
Thanks.

[yazhound]

Hmm, not sure this is apropos since technically I am not doing the work, but, I have sent my 88 3.2 to Pat Williams in Memphis for complete engine rebuild, and a few other bits including front ride height adjustment and the installation of new dash camp. I can't wait to get back behind the wheel!

[Flojo]

[redstack]

Completed (well almost) the rebuild on my rear brake calipers. New Rotors, adjusted the ebrake, new SS flex lines. Bleed and put the spacers and wheels on tomorrow.

[JJ 911SC]

Originally Posted by PatrickS

Huh? Sorry I must have missed it or just getting tired tonight and being dense; which specific cleaner did he recommend? My apologies but I dont see it specificied in your link?...

Not sure if it was in the link @ amazon but they do have a cleaner;

CLEANIT 16 oz

[porsche930dude]

I tore off my window tint to comply with NY's new no tint law. Its ok because i was on the fence about pulling ot off anyway it was very old and very purple. Looks better now more classy and clean