RobIpswichUK said:Shedman said:Just this.
Always buy in pairs, unless you already have a spare.
Good advice.
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RobIpswichUK said:Shedman said:Just this.
Always buy in pairs, unless you already have a spare.
nickjonesn4 said:as a (very) amateur mechanic I'm a bit nervous..
Endoman said:I pinch Jamie Oliver torch from the kitchen, getting into trouble again when the Creme Brules are out.
pierrebear said:Think you're probably more handy than me, Nick. I topped up my engine oil on Sunday for the first time in the 993 - something I'd ordinarily have got done by a mechanic. Baby steps for me... :floor:
Trantorman said:if your looking for support I am up in Aberdeen and happy to share advice and assistance.
nickjonesn4 said:The various supports and mounting plates for the rear bumper, also inspired by a thread on here the relevant undercoat and rustproofing to prep them with.
I'm quite tempted to take the job of fitting the parts on myself but as a (very) amateur mechanic I'm a bit nervous... thoughts?
I'm reasonably handy and have the the requisite level of OCD but this would be a leap into the unknown. :bandit:
Endoman said:A bit self indulgent but I couldn't resist:-https://rennlist.com/forums/993-forum/1111913-hunziker-driving-shoes-normally-145-59-now-only-99-00-while-supplies-last.html
I've found the 993 pedals a bit close for my big plates of meat and if I'm on a long drive I wear Sparco racing boots.
These will be a bit less noticable ( I didn't get the Martini ones.)
Pretzel said:nickjonesn4 said:The various supports and mounting plates for the rear bumper, also inspired by a thread on here the relevant undercoat and rustproofing to prep them with.
I'm quite tempted to take the job of fitting the parts on myself but as a (very) amateur mechanic I'm a bit nervous... thoughts?
I'm reasonably handy and have the the requisite level of OCD but this would be a leap into the unknown. :bandit:
Nick, do you have a list of parts/numbers for a narrow body car?