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Ressurecting an old post I put on and at present I have the following:

1, Replace injector on bank 6

2, Fit Spoiler indicator kit that has recently arrived.

3, Get an MOT

4, In the next couple of months replace the front Subframe ( will explain why at a later date)

Whats on your lists.?

 

 

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On our recently acquired Boxster fair amount done already but still to do:-

1. Change headlight levelling link in the suspension (seized)

2. Get front bumper off to have some blemishes sorted, and then respray.  New side grill inserts on shelf to be fitted, and then mesh behind them before putting back on

3. Check and clean rads and condensers whilst bumper's off

4. Paint manky brake calipers, and add new decals.

5. Paint bell end whilst doing 4 :o. (passes the time while the calliper paint is drying :rolleyes:)

Nearly forgot:-

6. Look at repainting silver on Tiptronic gear lever as badly worn off.

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1. Change clutch and DMF (parts already bought)

2. Change coolant expansion tank (preventative and easier whilst gearbox is out for 1.) (part already bought)

3. Replace ac condensers (parts already bought)

4. Paint front bumper and replace side grilles.

5. Get two spots of rust sorted - behind passenger door latch and tiny spot on top of one sill.

6. Replace boot lid as a previous owner closed mine on something tall and dented it.

7. Full service (parts already bought).

8. Save up for labour for 1,2,3 and 7!

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1) Drive mine

2) Actually get it out the garage & drive it!

3) fit the zunnsport grill set that's been sat in my garage for a while now!!!

4) wash & wax it :)

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Lots already done on my 550 but there are always more plans:

- fit Koni FSD dampers, H&R springs and adjustable top mounts

- trial fit and paint of Zeinwing

- 74mm throttle body and intake

- Fit GT3 brake ducts and new bonnet badge (bought about 2 years ago!)

- Re-core 100 cell cats (to 200 cell perhaps) and refit

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clean throttle body

fit new ignition switch (had it a year now)

fix o/s window alignment to stop it clunking on closing and opening

polish green off of headlamps

replace rear discs and pads

refurbish rear calipers (seals, etc not cosmetic)

replace coil packs

replace n/s condenser

get rear bumper, rear o/s quarter, o/s door and front o/s front wing resprayed

refurbish alloys for the second time

fix baffle on PSE or replace exhaust

replace roof

fix gearbox selector leak (refurb, should get 2nd gear synchro fixed as well) - gulp

 

Believe it or not, this is a short list for me.  Last 3 will probably never get done.  Respray and second alloy wheel refurb are also unlikely too, but still thinking about it.

 

 

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Current project:

Fit 74mm throttle body and intake system 

Upcoming updates

Suspension refresh 

Cat replacement to 200 Cell 

Rear wheel bearing replacement both sides probably 

Resist urge to buy 911 996 C4S 

 

 

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1.May be some winter tyres

2.replace front discs

3.red rim tape to wheels

4.carbon wrap bonnet

5.remove the above 3&4 after abuse

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1. fit my shiny new exhaust Y pipe and Shiny MASSIVE 90mm? tail pipes.

2. Wash it ( before somebody writes clean me on it )

3. Paint my side vents Gloss black

4. De-snorkle it

5. Buck up the courage to use my Meguairs headlamp polishing kit

6. Buy the GT3 front " smile " grill and fit

7. Sell it and buy the sensible 4 seater my wife bangs on about EVERYDAY as i should not be selfish and stop my silly midlife crisis 2 seater life style!!!

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5 hours ago, T24RES said:

1. fill fuel tank

2. Wash bird shyte off car

3. Drive car 

4. Wash bird shyte off car.

5. If fuel empty wash bird shyte off car and see #1 

EFA. :( 

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On 30 November 2016 at 9:24 AM, That986 said:

1. cure wheel shimmy at 70 plus speeds,

2. fit tyres this weekend

3. set fire to car if 2 doesn't cure 1. :ph34r:

And under braking?

 

Had this, changed front discs still there, changed rears - cured, I'd have put serious money on front discs out!

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On 12/2/2016 at 9:58 PM, andys320 said:

And under braking?

 

Had this, changed front discs still there, changed rears - cured, I'd have put serious money on front discs out!

It look like that's the way i'm going to have to go with it. New tyres are on (which feel a load better) but shimmy is still there but not as pronounced.

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Got the car back from the OPC on saturday morning, it had been washed but yesterday after the sun had melted the ice i was able to give it a quick wash over and use the 2 waxes purchased following recommendations on the winter wax thread

Harly wax, so easy to put on it doesnt feel like your putting enough on!!! 

Whilst that was 'drying'

Applied 1000p high temp sealant/wax to the wheels 

buffed it all off and car looked very sparkly, lets hope that offers some protection until spring!!! :)

 

 

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:laugh:

 

i think i must be ;)

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