Anyone know where i can find a how to install pss9 on a 996TT?
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YOUR RESEARCHAnyone know where i can find a "how to install pss9?"
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Renntech has a diy on a row m030 install - very similar. http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=7073
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Thanks, i just finished installing yesterday. The front is actually different than what is posted on renntech because c4 and turbos have the half shaft which is in the way and cant be bent down like they show on renntech. So i had to pull out the whole carrier off the half shaft. Hardest part is getting the lower ball joint to break loose from the carrier.
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It's easy when you have the correct tool.
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Yup thats exactly what i ended loaning from Kregen autoparts. My balljoint was so stuck that the bolt on the tool bent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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