What Did You Do to Your 911 Today?

[mfitton]

does it count if it was another car I worked on a long time ago?

Kris, those must be late '72 911's! Notice one of the Basketball referee's (over your right shoulder) from the '72 Olympics demoted to now cleaning Porsche engine bay's.

[Christian Guthrie]

Removed the 6 X 15 Fuchs and installed 5 1/2 X 15 Steel Wheels with new Verdestein 185/ 70 tires. Next project will be to replace the steelies with the alloy versions.

[Cornpanzer]

Got a replacement oil cap for my Monterey D.N.F..............

Note to self: "Tighten the cap to the last click ..... you jerk"..........

At least you didn't leave it sitting on top of the air cleaner like I did once. =)

[72Group4]

There is no better way to pick up a poutine...

[Xavier PJB]

removed the pedal cluster....berk ! The brake system has been modified to accomodate power brakes Will get the original back.

[Eminence Gris]

A first for me: put the 72 hot rod on a chassis dyno.

[Kris Clewell]

what motor set up is that?

[bob tilton]

Removed the 6 X 15 Fuchs and installed 5 1/2 X 15 Steel Wheels with new Verdestein 185/ 70 tires. Next project will be to replace the steelies with the alloy versions.

Epically stunning.

[Mr9146]

Took the 1970 911E racecar out to Willow with the POC for my first Racer's Clinic. During Friday practice the T/O bearing started to sing ... by the end of the day the bearing was howling. I spoke to my crew chief, Dad, and his advice was pretty basic, "Drive it 'til it stops."

So I did.

I gave the car no quarter; four run sessions on Saturday and four run sessions on Sunday with multiple starts each day and a final race on Sunday. The car never missed a beat despite the awful screeching and grinding sounds every time I pressed the clutch.

Then, on Sunday night as I was loading the car onto the trailer...

[friggens]

Ouch! Those trailer loadings are hard on a car. You should know better