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  • LJ851
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    Originally posted by Jb325is
    Whoa- been a long time Lorin! Car is looking fantastic... This thing has definitely appreciated quite a bit since you bought it, I remember when you were shopping for a replacement for the crashed one and the prices back then were fractions of what these cars go for now- glad you kept it and have surely been steadily making it better and better. Hope all is well!
    That’s the truth. All my cars have gained quite a bit of value in recent times. Can’t complain although used parts prices have followed the same trajectory.

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  • Jb325is
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    Whoa- been a long time Lorin! Car is looking fantastic... This thing has definitely appreciated quite a bit since you bought it, I remember when you were shopping for a replacement for the crashed one and the prices back then were fractions of what these cars go for now- glad you kept it and have surely been steadily making it better and better. Hope all is well!

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  • LJ851
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    Untitled by , on Flickr


    Whale Tail life.

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  • LJ851
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    I’ve never weighed it so I don’t really know, but it’s enough to raise the ride height noticeably. It weighs a little more currently since I have 3 car seats in it.

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  • 2mAn
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    How much weight have you shaved from this thing?

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  • LJ851
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    Man, time flies. Been mostly just driving the 911 of late, stacking up projects I need/want to do to it.

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  • ahrensNW
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    I need to get busy documenting my own 911 progress.

    Sweet build!

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  • AudioNToxication
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    That wheel is sick.
    What RPM light load are we talking about?
    I forget are they PMO or weber?

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  • LJ851
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    I picked up this 370mm Momo GT from 1983. It's got the thick grip and feels like a great wheel. I might try it in the 911 or maybe the 1600 if i can ever get that on the road.

    Somehow, I've never seen one of these wheels before.

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  • LJ851
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    Originally posted by 2mAn
    whatever happened to the megasquirt this was running when you bought it?

    The megasquirt on the car was 911 specific kit to replace the CIS injection and i sold that pretty early on.

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  • 2mAn
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    whatever happened to the megasquirt this was running when you bought it?

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  • LJ851
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    Originally posted by AudioNToxication
    You can get the accel pumps to come online sooner, the have some adjustment or you can talk richard into selling you a set of the "hatchets" that drive the pump plunger to shoot more fuel in.
    In reality due to it being air cooled and somewhat of a inefficient combustion chamber 12.5 is probably a better number to shoot for at full throttle.

    I already have the hatchets from Richard and they did help, but not enough to get my light throttle AFRs to a reasonable number. The car drives very well by seat of the pants, i just don't like knowing its so rich in places.

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  • AudioNToxication
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    You can get the accel pumps to come online sooner, the have some adjustment or you can talk richard into selling you a set of the "hatchets" that drive the pump plunger to shoot more fuel in.
    In reality due to it being air cooled and somewhat of a inefficient combustion chamber 12.5 is probably a better number to shoot for at full throttle.

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  • 88M3racer
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    I enjoyed your build thread ...

    Being here in the Atlanta area some things I could understand 100%.

    I've taken on a similar, yet BMW. project & am bring it back to life.

    Keep driving ... and hope to see you out on the roads.

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  • LateFan
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    Yeah, I like this era with no wing. That looks great - black is good, wheels are good, the height is good. Very nice.

    I have a friend with a 60s 911 with old Zeniths, and they leak fuel and idle way too rich and pop pop.

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