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  • Snazzy
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    I like it but needs more low! (:

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  • sumpcracker
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    Cut springs and adjuster removed from trailing arm, i was pleased..









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  • sumpcracker
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    I didnt check the offset as i knew they were from a 928, but i didnt realise it was a late 928 with the 50mm offset - daym.



    So i needed these..
    2x 35mm and 2x 42mm hubcentric spacers.

    Last edited by sumpcracker; 10-29-2014, 09:50 PM.

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  • sumpcracker
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    Was a bad start, but a rat with stance was all i wanted...

    Fondmetals were repaired and sold, replaced with O.z Futura , 8.5 & 10 x 17.

    no tyres and in need of love but no kerbing and have never been apart.



    As I said they needed a bit of love, the faces were fine but the rims were corroded and peeling.



    The rims were wet flatted using 240,400,800 then 1200 and finished with some brasso.
    I didnt want to strip the wheels and risk later rim leaks as the seal looked so good.

    Finised rims -

    Last edited by sumpcracker; 10-29-2014, 09:49 PM.

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  • sumpcracker
    started a topic Porsche 944 N/A

    Porsche 944 N/A

    A late night Ebay purchase. A foolish mistake, I know better and should have run away.
    Seller was a liar and a c~nt.
    What I should have done was set the car alight on his property.

    The car lost its brakes on the way home (120 miles) and while I was fixing this the jack went through the rusty floor.
    I also got a sun burned arse. My girlfriend thought all of this was funny.

    The 944 originaly was bought as a square dash shitter on fondmetal wheels.
    original plan was just a drop, but wheels were flat spotted,






    Looks ok? look again..





    look at the crease in the rear wing/qtr



    I think that poor alighnment is due to an s2 nose with s1 light lids and bumper.



    I sorted the brakes and welded the floors, made the car safe and reliable.
    Last edited by sumpcracker; 01-20-2015, 06:03 PM. Reason: m
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