The quintessential list for newbies.
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The quintessential list for newbies.
If you need technical help please seek these sights:
Technical and Reference
www.clarks-garage.com
www.cannell.co.uk/944%20Reference.htm
www.frwilk.com
www.frwilk.com/944dme/shudder.htm
Wheels
http://members.rennlist.org/951_race...tockSizes.html
Tools:
http://www.arnnworx.com (Thanks DanG)
Replacement parts:
www.rennbay.com
www.pelicanparts.com
Link Corrected www.paragon-products.com (Thanks Andy!)
www.tweeks.com
Link corrected: www.mamotorworks.com (Thanks Dan)
www.performanceproducts.com
944 option decoder (Thanks Duck!)
http://www.kindel.com/Porsche/options.asp
These are who I have used, feel free to add your own. Please add the correct the links if incorrect, some may be old or mistyped. I have a host of sites I've collected over the years- please use these and support Rennlist and it's sponsors.
Links will be added and corrected as I am notified. FWIW I will no longer have or use a sense of humor. That will be different OFF THESE boards. You guys who know me- know me.
Technical and Reference
www.clarks-garage.com
www.cannell.co.uk/944%20Reference.htm
www.frwilk.com
www.frwilk.com/944dme/shudder.htm
Wheels
http://members.rennlist.org/951_race...tockSizes.html
Tools:
http://www.arnnworx.com (Thanks DanG)
Replacement parts:
www.rennbay.com
www.pelicanparts.com
Link Corrected www.paragon-products.com (Thanks Andy!)
www.tweeks.com
Link corrected: www.mamotorworks.com (Thanks Dan)
www.performanceproducts.com
944 option decoder (Thanks Duck!)
http://www.kindel.com/Porsche/options.asp
These are who I have used, feel free to add your own. Please add the correct the links if incorrect, some may be old or mistyped. I have a host of sites I've collected over the years- please use these and support Rennlist and it's sponsors.
Links will be added and corrected as I am notified. FWIW I will no longer have or use a sense of humor. That will be different OFF THESE boards. You guys who know me- know me.
Last edited by Chris_924s; 02-23-2005 at 12:35 PM.
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Great list chris, thanks for the contribution, it is something all new people need to know about!
Oh another good source for information...
http://members.rennlist.com/951_racerx/
edit - my bad, I just noticed it's kind of in your list chris. But you have al ink just to the wheel section.
Oh another good source for information...
http://members.rennlist.com/951_racerx/
edit - my bad, I just noticed it's kind of in your list chris. But you have al ink just to the wheel section.
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[QUOTE=yieldsign2]Great list chris, thanks for the contribution,[QUOTE]
Devon- I feel as if I need to share what little technical info I have at my hands.
I'm glad to help others, always have been.
HTH.
Devon- I feel as if I need to share what little technical info I have at my hands.
I'm glad to help others, always have been.
HTH.
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Option Decoder - http://www.kindel.com/Porsche/options.asp
You should put eBay up there for spare parts .
You should put eBay up there for spare parts .
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Thanks Chris, I just found a couple of new sites I didn't know about. About you leaving how much will it cost for you to stay? I have never met anyone here but I feel like I know half of you.
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I'll pay my 18$ a year and remain a paying member and support this cause- but the last weeks and months have worn me very thin. The 924S is for sale and I may just go to Corvette. Those guys are Americans with a sense of humor. I do miss my 70 'vette after this crap- even at 2$ a gollon for gas.
Hell, I may start watching NASCAR.
Hell, I may start watching NASCAR.
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Three Wheelin'
I personally like www.paragon-products.com , www.vertexauto.com, and www.944online.com for parts. They have all been very helpful to me and the quality is great.
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Originally Posted by Jamie944
Sorry I have been gone and I know this is lame but what is the SOW?
Remember S-Works? They produced the SR-71.