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Re:My 944-SPEC Build 15 years, 3 months ago #3058

nice and painted !

Re:My 944-SPEC Build 15 years, 3 months ago #3061

SvoChuck wrote:
nice and painted !


Thanks. I got the caps off the spring plates and started to drill my holes in the quarter panels until the battery in my drill went dead.

Tomorrow will do a little more, but I have to get my truck lettered up.

Here is my welding job on my new torsion bars:

MICHAEL MADUSKE
2009,2010 Southeast 944-SPEC Champion
Last Edit: 15 years, 3 months ago by mcmmotorsports.

Re:My 944-SPEC Build 15 years, 2 months ago #3525

Race car lost 26lbs. today.
Removed:

A/C Condenser
Charcoal Canister in L/F wheel well
Front Bumper pads
Horns
Inner Fender Liners

Power window motors and such will be next.
With that, and losing another 10 gallons of fuel should put me close to the 130lbs. I needed to lose.
MICHAEL MADUSKE
2009,2010 Southeast 944-SPEC Champion

Re:My 944-SPEC Build 15 years, 2 months ago #3528

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You may want to keep the wheel well liners. I have seen discusions and can vouch to keep the drivers side liner to keep bits of rubber out of the air filter container. I also have my external oil cooler in front and above the passenger side wheel well.
Lee

Re:My 944-SPEC Build 15 years, 2 months ago #3529

944cer wrote:
You may want to keep the wheel well liners. I have seen discusions and can vouch to keep the drivers side liner to keep bits of rubber out of the air filter container. I also have my external oil cooler in front and above the passenger side wheel well.
Lee


Thanks for the tips, however, I am not running the stock air box nor do I have an external oil cooler.
MICHAEL MADUSKE
2009,2010 Southeast 944-SPEC Champion

Re:My 944-SPEC Build 15 years, 2 months ago #3531

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Most of the racers our west are running either an after market oil cooler (Setrab, etc.) or a 961 (Model?) external oil cooler. It really helps the engine run cooler and well lubricated.
Others may chime in.
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