Showing posts with label Workshop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Workshop. Show all posts
Thursday, August 30, 2012
Saturday, August 25, 2012
915 trans case -tumbled by Will Snyder @classic polishing CA
here is the 915 trans case from my 72 STR 002.
i sent the case out to Will Synder @ classic polishing in Chatsworth CA.
THEY WENT THE EXTRA MILE....
MY BUDDY MARTY @ TEAM VDS WILL BE TAKING CAR OF THE INSIDE COGS & WILL BE ADDING AN LSD....
ART SHOT..
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
80 mm studs
sometimes people ask me why it takes so many hours to restore a 911!
i have never kept track of my time & hours because to me its still my hobby,
once you start counting hours & dollars then it becomes a job :)
that is also the reason why i am NOT BUILDING CUSTOMER CARS!
here is a great example of one of the many jobs that ends up taking many
hours but looks like it takes a few minutes.
i have been using 72MM studs on a lot of my recent builds as i LOVE the racy look of long studs & open ended Lug Nuts..
so for my current labor of LOVE my 72STR I decided i would go with a slightly longer stud.........
100MM was too long so i settled on 80MM
all was good up to this point,
it wasn.t until we pressed the 80 mm studs into the rear hub that we realised
they were almost 1 " short on the thread comapared to the 72 mm studs.
not wanting any fender -wheel rubbing issues that may have resulted in the addition of spaces....
i decded to cut the treads down almost 1 " to my desired depth..
let the fun begin
80 mm studs in the rear hub installed in a bench vise..
i installed a rear rotor for the desired thread depth & went to work.
a bit of TAP MAGIC OIL & 14 mm cutting die & off i went,,
i made sure not to cross threads at the start & after every full turn i reveresd
the die to avoid metal shard clogging..
after the first 10 were done .they were pressed out of the hubs & the next 10 were installed & cut .
some TIME LATER all 20 were done & pressed free from the hubs.....
now i realized that i would need to coat them to prevent "rusting" so i decided to send them out for black zinc plating..
BAG O STUDS....RE THREADED ......
another part of the porsche slippery slope..
NO DOUBT IT WILL BE WORTH IT IN THE END :)
Cheers
magnus
Labels:
80mm studs,
Fuchs,
Hoosier,
Photography,
Racecar,
Workshop
Monday, August 20, 2012
72 STR SUSPENSION INSTALL
THE DAY IS FINALLY HERE....
AFTER GATHERING ALL THE HANDLE BETTER
SUSPENSION PARTS MANY OF WHICH HAVE BEEN UPGRADED,LIGHTNED,STIFFENED,POWDEROCOATED....
well you get the idea...
it was time to lay them out next to my 72 STR 002 & Get them installed on the car..
THIS IS THE STUFF THAT ENABLES YOU TO KEEP YOUR FOOT FIRMLY PLANTED....
which results in making you go faster...
this morning we removed the old suspension...
just laying this stuff out takes time....
most of it is from
elephant racing
tarett
wevo
bilstien
rennline
pmb- see this months Excellence magazine.
close up art shots..
random PRODUCT shots
REBUILT PEDAL CLUSTER...
from bruce stone
917 STYLE TROTTLE PEDAL FROM REBEL RACING.
can,t wait to put it to the floor..
more to follow as parts get bolted on ...
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