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Thanks Neil, I will lower it a little. As far as ride with 16's, the comfort of 16's went out the door with Eibach Springs with Bilstein Shocks. The car actually feels like a stripped down race car. I could feel the Ants I ran over this morning

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Old 06-15-2011, 02:18 PM
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My vote is leave it as is...
My high ride height saves my new front spoiler....
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Yes, totally understand about the Front Spoiler. I was waiting for it to settle lower a little. I'm just going to lower it about 1/2."
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Old 06-15-2011, 03:17 PM
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Hey Leo,

First- I'm on pins an needles, is you euro machine now California legal
Second- are you planning to work on your car this Saturday...? Can I stop by in the morning and drop my gas tank, repair the hose on your driveway... If not I would still like to diagnose the AC, cruise control or oil leak with your help If you have time to help...
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Car is now a Gross Polluter. My HC was off the charts. Pretty much think it's the WUR and Cat. Thinking about either getting my WUR rebuilt or go with the Electronic version.

Gonna have guests over on Sat and possibly Sunday since it's Fathers Day Weekend. Your welcome to partake in the festivities. The following weekend would be best for me and yes we can do this (Tank Drop) in my driveway. The other stuff we may be able to do in the morning. I think Tank Drop is more involved.

Come to think of it, the following Sat is the Carlsbad GTG. We can drive back to my house to fix your Tank issue or do all. Let me know.
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Ok I will check my schedule and let you know about the following weekend

Thanks, Al
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My HC was off the charts.
Did it fail just the low speed test or both?
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Did it fail just the low speed test or both?
15mph = 1303 HC Fail

25mph = 1110 HC Fail

Co, No is perfect.

The car is studdering/hesitating bad during these rpms.
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You know its minor.
CIS can be sorted (they say).
Sorry that the expert distrib rebuild didn't work.
Keep the faith.
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I hear ya Landseer. I just needed a baseline to get started. Looking into WUR and Cat.

Here's my HC readings. Terrible and way above max.

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Bummer about the test!

Cat is most likely ok based upon the NOx numbers. The HC's show something is not allowing enough fuel to burn off in the chamber, or too much got sent in, or timing of diz or cam is off(low odds because your sharp)...

Also low octane will burn faster within the chamber helping lower the numbers, helped when I missed by a bit...but you may/prob. need more than low test even if your not running it for the test.

Still deciding on the Hood emblem...? The rig looks so sweet, even the calipers showing the love!
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Yeah, if I could make a video of the low speed runs, you can hear it mis-firing pretty bad. I believe my WUR really is the culprit. I am just debating on having mine rebuilt or just go with the Digital WUR by Unwired Tools.

Yeah, ignition timing is spot on as I had to put it back to where it was last Smog Check. Cam Timing I didn't check but looks like I at least need to verify it. I also needs to pull the plugs as I kick myself for not at least doing that the day before the test.

Good thing I have the "S" to drive. It's like a night/day difference too. Thanks for the compliments.
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Damn! My NEW Lloyd Floor Mats are PRETTY!







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Nice, I have had a set of the LLoyd mats in my 81 since new ( in 82) and they still look great.
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My WUR (Control Pressure Regulator) is out for Delivery by UPS today from 928 Motorsports. Wish me luck that this resolves my throttle up stumble.

Still gotta get my Smog Pump rebuilt before the Smog Nazis test it again.
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AWEEEEEE YEAHHHHHHH

Bolted up the new WUR from 928 Motorsports, fixed a vacuum issue and WALLA! This Euro NEVER accelerated so smoothly. I finally got a linear reading on my A/F Ratios. I would always lean out as I accelerated. So awesome!

















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That's great news, Leo. It sounds great!
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how much did that little sucker cost?
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That's great news, Leo. It sounds great!
Thanks Glen! Now I just gotta rebuild my Smog Pump or transfer the one on my "S" temporarily. Then it's off to the Smog Nazis again.
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how much did that little sucker cost?
You don't want to know. Twice as much as a rebuilt one from 928 Intl. I just wanted an adjustable one for the future. Also, Carl has the CIS World down packed. I'm now ready to drop in one of his Superchargers

928 Motorsports - Porsche® Performance Parts - Adjustable CIS Control Regulator for the Porsche® 928

Link to the Supercharger I want:

http://www.928motorsports.com/parts/stage1.php

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