Vf Supercharger install(do it yourself style)
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02-18-2009, 08:27 PM
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after-all you are putting through alot more air!
I yet to put it under 'load' as it is still on jackstands.
Ordered the Durametric diagnostic software yesterday and picking that up tomorrow.
I plan to put the bodykit (I made) back on this weekend,drop it off of the jackstands,run the Durametric to see if anything jumps out at me(if it tells me anything at all) and go for a rip'!
Man it sounds good!
Here is a pic with the wheels back-on......forgot what it looked like with wheels it has been so long,LOL!
Stacy
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02-18-2009, 08:35 PM
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Gotta love that garage floor arrangement. I can't tell if you're a mechanic or a plumber (or both!). Actually, you're a jack of all trades I think, and apparently a master of all. I'm sure you're eager to take it out for that first rip on the weekend. Hope the weather cooperates, as I doubt you would want to run it on wet roads with all that power and no LSD installed yet.
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02-18-2009, 08:41 PM
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when its on the road....i would love to go for a rip.... i havent ever heard or seen a supercharged 911 i will even give you some gas money if you let me drive it for a bit...i have all my credentials and references ready upon request!!
when its on the road....i would love to go for a rip.... i havent ever heard or seen a supercharged 911 i will even give you some gas money if you let me drive it for a bit...i have all my credentials and references ready upon request!!
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02-18-2009, 08:45 PM
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Rep Power: 327 Gotta love that garage floor arrangement. I can't tell if you're a mechanic or a plumber (or both!). Actually, you're a jack of all trades I think, and apparently a master of all. I'm sure you're eager to take it out for that first rip on the weekend. Hope the weather cooperates, as I doubt you would want to run it on wet roads with all that power and no LSD installed yet.
OK, only 63 posts to go for you to break through 10,000 views (again).
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I may get a shop down there(near you) to do the LSD or I may call Weissach here in Vancouver but not sure they will do it since I didn't buy it from them?!
I am hoping the weather will be good for the weekend.
I am a 'jack' alright.....jack-a$$......LOL,ask my wife!
As far as driving.....better get me drunk,LOL!
Then you can drive it home for me,LOL!
Stacy
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#276
02-18-2009, 08:52 PM
Stacy, Congrats on the completion of this little project. I can't believe you want me to show you how to bleed your brakes after you finished this project, but sure!
Ed
Guys we really need to give Stacy Rep points for this thread, this is an amazing documentation of a huge DIY project.
Ed
Guys we really need to give Stacy Rep points for this thread, this is an amazing documentation of a huge DIY project.
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02-18-2009, 08:56 PM
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Ed: I'd say the brake bleeding assistance ought to earn you the rights to a test drive with the car. (Sorry Stacy).
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02-18-2009, 10:11 PM
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Rep Power: 37 Stacy, Congrats on the completion of this little project. I can't believe you want me to show you how to bleed your brakes after you finished this project, but sure!
Ed
Guys we really need to give Stacy Rep points for this thread, this is an amazing documentation of a huge DIY project.
Ed
Guys we really need to give Stacy Rep points for this thread, this is an amazing documentation of a huge DIY project.
hey ed.... can you let me know when you are doing this? maybe if you guys have time...we can do mine too...i need to do a complete flush
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02-18-2009, 11:20 PM
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props for doing this yourself....I almost love working on my cars more than driving them, I would go nuts on a project like this....hopefully one day I'll tackle it on a P-car of my own!
#280
02-19-2009, 11:18 AM
Stacy, we're all really excited about the completion of this project. I wish I could go for a ride too. Videos will be a must along with a complete review / driving impressions of the SC vs stock. 
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02-19-2009, 02:57 PM
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02-19-2009, 09:44 PM
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I will have to find someone with a video camera.
Thanks for the rep point!
https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...box-tools.html
Saturday morning,I hope!
Didn't get a chance to pick-up my Durametric program,tomorrow I will though!
A couple of pics.....oh yeah on the floor and ready to roll!!!!
BODYKIT on tonight!
Stacy
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