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I bought a kit from JCWhitney. Their universal oil filter relocation kit. The trick here was not to use the rubber hose oil lines. As Vaughn found out racing years ago these rubber hoses will not last ...

I would add that my rebuilt, repainted, refreshed inside and out 924 is a much better car than any rough, 911, 912, 914, or 356 project car. Admittedly not worth as much in the end result, but I didn' ...

I almost forgot my source for the remote oil filter , JCWhitney cataloge, good quality, and came in 3 days.

I believe those are Bursch headers. I had them on my 78na, they are cheap and burn out quickly. The tubes are thin and light. Don't use header wrap, this will make them decay even faster. They will do ...

Joe, I have had that exact problem. The same parts on 2 brand new starters failed the same way. I found that they hit the exaust as I would twist the starter body when I put them in the hole in the bl ...

I bought a fuel dizzy from jpab924, on his instructions I didn't adjust anything' bolted it on started instantly and has run perfectly ever since. He got it to me in 3 days too, perfect part, perfect ...

Peter did you remember to replace the spacer between the inside bearings, and the outside bearings? Also check the wheel nut for bad threads, the spindle for bad threads or worn splines, and also the ...

My experence is the same as Mike924, I removed my blower without removing the dash. To remove the HVAC unit, first remove the center plastic heating/ air grill and the HVAC box is suspended under the ...

Yeah, I removed all the excess weight, now I,m even faster.

I had my 78na radiator re-finned and cleaned out. Yes my radiator was brass with copper fins. If the hole is easly accessable you can have it re-soldered, but if the hole is in the middle behind the f ...

Crenan, yeah the same thing happened to me during my rebuild. Dig out what you can and the machine shop can remove the rest. If the threades get damaged, they need to be retapped. I had to retap mine ...

I have replaced every single suspension component on my car with new ones, except my spring plate bushings. Everything preforms great with the exception of the drivers side rear. As I drive, there is ...

BINGO....I'll bet a lose wheel nut or bad CV joints.

Gohim is correct, the easest fix is to drill out the broken bolt and continue drilling through the entire crossmember and replace with a longer bolt. That way nothing has to be dismantled or re-aligne ...

Yeah I had the same problem when I replaced my sunroof seals too. I found that with the new seal installed, the sunroof would actually sit slightly higher than flush. You need to install the inside la ...