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Are those Air Bags functional ?
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Rennlist Member Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Chatsworth, Ontario, Canada
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Nice job!
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Rick 1988 944S red with black leather 18" twists Magnaflow Hi-performance exhaust MaxHP Kit chip, custom CAI Euro bumper conversion |
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Haha. No, that would be crazy if they would work though. lol.
Thanks.
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Present Porsche: 1987 924S, late air-bag interior, 928 rims, Sport seats, Koni's on all four corners, "full-ish black leather" interior, soon with 968 handles, and 968 wing mirrors. Sometime in the future GT3 seats.. ahh droll. Ha. Whole front end professionally painted. Side markers deleted, and front bumper pads deleted. Parts Cars: 1988 Porsche 944S (Parts are for sale) PM me if interested. Past Car 1980 Porsche 924. Tan/White exterior, it matched my sweater.
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Really? I herd it was very, very complicated. Lol.
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Present Porsche: 1987 924S, late air-bag interior, 928 rims, Sport seats, Koni's on all four corners, "full-ish black leather" interior, soon with 968 handles, and 968 wing mirrors. Sometime in the future GT3 seats.. ahh droll. Ha. Whole front end professionally painted. Side markers deleted, and front bumper pads deleted. Parts Cars: 1988 Porsche 944S (Parts are for sale) PM me if interested. Past Car 1980 Porsche 924. Tan/White exterior, it matched my sweater.
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Rennlist Member Join Date: Mar 2006
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Interesting, so you kept the cable? Did you think about swapping in the sensor in the late transmission and wiring that up? Any thoughts about which is easier/more expensive?
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Yes, I have kept the cable. I did think about swapping in the sensor in from the late transmission, but I wasn't able to get enough information on how the whole things works, etc. The sensor is defiantly, defiantly cheaper. I'm going to use the Cable X (is called something like that), but it was about $300... which I'd rather not spend. Lol. I'd love to use the sensor, but I just don't know enough about it. Anybody want to help out? Lol. But I am for sure checking out that sensor. I'm curious if it would just plug right in onto the transmission?
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Present Porsche: 1987 924S, late air-bag interior, 928 rims, Sport seats, Koni's on all four corners, "full-ish black leather" interior, soon with 968 handles, and 968 wing mirrors. Sometime in the future GT3 seats.. ahh droll. Ha. Whole front end professionally painted. Side markers deleted, and front bumper pads deleted. Parts Cars: 1988 Porsche 944S (Parts are for sale) PM me if interested. Past Car 1980 Porsche 924. Tan/White exterior, it matched my sweater.
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Rennlist Member Join Date: Mar 2006
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hmm...I think i read somewhere here that the sensor and wheel bolt right in to the early transmissions, but I may be mistaken. I'll look tomorrow and see if I can't dig up that post where I read it.
Also, I got the PM and I'll get back to you as soon as I can on that. Thanks!
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Present Porsche: 1987 924S, late air-bag interior, 928 rims, Sport seats, Koni's on all four corners, "full-ish black leather" interior, soon with 968 handles, and 968 wing mirrors. Sometime in the future GT3 seats.. ahh droll. Ha. Whole front end professionally painted. Side markers deleted, and front bumper pads deleted. Parts Cars: 1988 Porsche 944S (Parts are for sale) PM me if interested. Past Car 1980 Porsche 924. Tan/White exterior, it matched my sweater.
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SO what was the hardest part of that swap ?
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Ha. Well, hmm... honestly I don't know. Nothing was to hardcore. It was just all time consuming. But if I had to do it again, I'd be done in half the time. It's just knowing what to do, and having the right tools. If I had to say the hardest part, I guess it would be switching out the steering columns. Porsche put sheered bolts on the column so the bolts had to be drilled out. Other than that, electric work is all just adapting the new switches onto your car. Now, I haven't done the A/C. I didn't do it for two reason: One, I never drive the car if it's that hot anyway, two, I really wanted to drive my car. Adding A/C would have been much much longer. Lol. I also don't have the knowledge on how to have it done properly. But that will be done, just by a professional. Lol.
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Present Porsche: 1987 924S, late air-bag interior, 928 rims, Sport seats, Koni's on all four corners, "full-ish black leather" interior, soon with 968 handles, and 968 wing mirrors. Sometime in the future GT3 seats.. ahh droll. Ha. Whole front end professionally painted. Side markers deleted, and front bumper pads deleted. Parts Cars: 1988 Porsche 944S (Parts are for sale) PM me if interested. Past Car 1980 Porsche 924. Tan/White exterior, it matched my sweater.
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Rennlist Member Join Date: Mar 2006
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I found this thread, which seems to say that its not too hard to swap the electronic speedo sensor
http://forums.rennlist.com/rennforum...questions.html
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I've looked for days and couldn't find any information on it. Lol. But thats sweet! So basically there is already a whole and everything? Now I'm not a engine, transmission person by all means. Ha. I have no idea where it is located at. Lol. Like what is the final drive gear? And all that jazz? Lol.
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Present Porsche: 1987 924S, late air-bag interior, 928 rims, Sport seats, Koni's on all four corners, "full-ish black leather" interior, soon with 968 handles, and 968 wing mirrors. Sometime in the future GT3 seats.. ahh droll. Ha. Whole front end professionally painted. Side markers deleted, and front bumper pads deleted. Parts Cars: 1988 Porsche 944S (Parts are for sale) PM me if interested. Past Car 1980 Porsche 924. Tan/White exterior, it matched my sweater.
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Rennlist Member Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Hawkinsville / Perry, Georgia, RETIRED USAF GO BLUE
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Your dash redo looks great. It looks so great that it make one thing really stand out in the picture. Take the left end cap off and unscrew the vent, and give it a good soap soak. I used a child's tooth brush to clean the vents and then went back and used a hand wash cloth on the end of the tooth brush to wipe it down good. It will look as great as the rest of your dash. You can be very proud of the work you accomplished on your dash.
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