Suspention Rebuild

[Craigs*84]

...Ready for the JB Weld...

[CarreraSupercharged]

Craig, suspension it is, indeed,...

I have also put my wrenches to work, The rear trailing arm were removed to replace the 20+ year old rubber. I struggle to remove the big nut, but with the help of the Amazing Mr. V and a solid wooden log, it finally gave up. Now the spring plate was a whole different story. I needed a special Porsche tool (we all know = $$$), so I've tried with a cheap online Hex adapter and it twisted like butter. I resorted to purchase a 14mm allen key from Sears which worked with slight mod and a long 30" breaker bar.

And voila,...

[CarreraSupercharged]

The rear trailing arm is a bit different from the 3.2 Carrera, but the principle is the same I believe. The busching on the trailiong arm weren't that bad at all (considering 20 years), but those from the spring plate were so far gone I dont how I managed to stay on the road with the car.

 

[CarreraSupercharged]

heeeish !

 

[CarreraSupercharged]

My new parts are not as  shinny as yours, but new stuff for the baby is always fun.

New bits are going in this weekend.

[CarreraSupercharged]

Teaser,...:dude:

 

 

[Craigs*84]

Good going Stephane !

 Let's win one for the blue team this year !

 

[Craigs*84]

...dont over work The Amazing Mr.V . Im going to need him in a few weeks .

"Huston We Have A Problem"

[Craigs*84]

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[betegh9]

You guys are making all those improvements, I am getting gealous. I am working on something else......