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Had a look at a 964 today and took a few pics. The Under tray was off so could get at the wet bits......
1) What 17" wheels are these?

2) Rear caliper - black, drilled discs

3) Front calipers red (white porsche writting looked hand painted), again drilled discs

4) a variety of wet shots....



Can anyone suggest someone for an independant inspection around the Stevenage area?
Cheers
Lucky
1) What 17" wheels are these?

2) Rear caliper - black, drilled discs

3) Front calipers red (white porsche writting looked hand painted), again drilled discs

4) a variety of wet shots....



Can anyone suggest someone for an independant inspection around the Stevenage area?
Cheers
Lucky
The rear calipers look like standard pre-92 C2 twin pots. The fronts look like standard early 4 pots, but painted red. The cast in name identifies them as early calipers - the later ones had smooth calipers with "PORSCHE" decals.
The oily engine looks very typical of many, many 964s. Completely dry ones are quite rare - but they do exist.
Regards
Dave
The oily engine looks very typical of many, many 964s. Completely dry ones are quite rare - but they do exist.
Regards
Dave
computamedic said:
The rear calipers look like standard pre-92 C2 twin pots. The fronts look like standard early 4 pots, but painted red. The cast in name identifies them as early calipers - the later ones had smooth calipers with "PORSCHE" decals.
The oily engine looks very typical of many, many 964s. Completely dry ones are quite rare - but they do exist.
Regards
Dave
Thanks Dave - that might explain the hand painted white Porsche in the red calipers.The oily engine looks very typical of many, many 964s. Completely dry ones are quite rare - but they do exist.
Regards
Dave
Wheels. Horrid possibly the worst since tele dials or cookie cutters. (my opinion)
Brakes. Drilled disks (non standard) standard rear calipers, standard front calipers Kev'd with a pot of red paint
Should be black with machined alloy Porsche, easy to do yourself and return to tasteful.
Engine. Pretty standard really, find out where it is leaking from, may just be tank unions like on mine.
Brakes. Drilled disks (non standard) standard rear calipers, standard front calipers Kev'd with a pot of red paint
Should be black with machined alloy Porsche, easy to do yourself and return to tasteful.Engine. Pretty standard really, find out where it is leaking from, may just be tank unions like on mine.
The oil leaks shouldnt be a prob,check the oil pressue and temp switches/sensor down the back/top of the engine behind the plastic intakes,they cause similar leaks....They dont look bad to me at all.
Mine was a lot worse and after doing the rocker gaskets and the above sensor/switches,it is bone dry now.
The car looks fine.
Dan
Mine was a lot worse and after doing the rocker gaskets and the above sensor/switches,it is bone dry now.
The car looks fine.
Dan
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What happened to that other one you sent pics of - it looked cherry!







