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  • loekaaz
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    Well that was an unexpected thread rivival...

    That poop was litterally 4,5 years ago.

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  • MuTToN_DaGGeR
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    Well, that was an unexpected poop.

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  • Walnuts
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    poop

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  • Capt. Obvious
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    Originally posted by animal View Post
    o gosh -can't wait for this to get updated with pics of new wheels on car. what is timing looking like on when that will happen?
    There's a big cruise up here in March called the Port Townsend Cruise, and I'm hoping to have everything together on the car by then. It's usually when people "debut" what they've been working on all winter.

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  • animal
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    o gosh -can't wait for this to get updated with pics of new wheels on car. what is timing looking like on when that will happen?

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  • Capt. Obvious
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    Oh yeah, I also ordered my new wheels from Rotiform yesterday.

    Decided to go with TMBs, and they will be 19x9.5 front (with 235/35s) and 19x12 rear (with 295/30s). There's something strangely satisfying with having wheels so wide that you have stretch with 295s.

    It should look something like this (this is a 997, but you get the idea):

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  • Capt. Obvious
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    Originally posted by howsyouraspen View Post
    Any more updates on this C4S Capt'n?
    Nothing special. Just cleaning it up and fixing a few small things.

    The headlights were starting to do that yellowing/cloudy bullshit, so I took them off the car today and sanded them down and am working on polishing them back to clear now. I'm done with one and it's good as new.

    Also gave it a mini weight reduction today by removing the CD changer and the useless rear seats, which shaved about 25 pounds off it.

    I also ordered some GT3 muffler bypass pipes, which will allow me to remove the mufflers from the car, which weigh about 45 pounds.

    This is what it will sound like:
    [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5dmk_w7CyiE"]Porsche 911 996 Exhaust silencer / muffler bypass pipes through a tunnel - YouTube[/ame]

    I hear on the 996 forums that the bypass pipes are absurdly loud, so we'll see how long they last on the car. LOL

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  • howsyouraspen
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    Originally posted by tomshouse516 View Post
    Dual throttle bodies on the b5 s4
    Incorrect. Single body with dual inlets.

    Any more updates on this C4S Capt'n?

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  • tomshouse516
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    Dual throttle bodies on the b5 s4

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  • Rion
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    He called the shit poop!
    Looks great. A+++ Would read again.

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  • Hotrun_bb
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    sick upgrade! can't wait to see it with them wheels on!

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  • Capt. Obvious
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    FMICs for B5 S4s have two inlet's outlets because of they layout of the engine/turbos.

    The intercooler is essentially two long intercoolers connected together at the middle. The bottom left pipe is the passenger side turbo inlet, and the bottom right pipe is the outlet. On the top half, the top left is the outlet because the drivers side turbo is feeding it from the top right inlet. It would be a lot of extra plumbing to make both turbos use the same side of the intercooler as an inlet.

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  • MikeyRa
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    Poop. Quick question: Why does the FMIC have twin outs? I can understand the two inputs but aren't they going to the same throttle body?

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  • CJay
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    Oh, I forgot to talk about poop. Well, poop that I don't have a Porsche and you do.

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