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Was looking at your interior pics and noticed when replacing the pedals with aluminum you left the brake pedal rubber.

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Was looking at your interior pics and noticed when replacing the pedals with aluminum you left the brake pedal rubber.

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POST 2Original post

Tune the stereo to the flat-6 high-revving motor...it'll sound better.

POST 3Original post

Congrats..does this meay you sold the 996 finally..or do you still have it?

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

No, I'm collecting 996s. Actually there is a guy flying in to see it so who knows. I'm pretty sure when someone sees it in person it will gone.

POST 8Original post

Congrats,i thought long and hard about your 996 but kept the S2 and bought a 02 cab. Good Luck

POST 9Original post

Jim, VERY sweet car indeed. Was looking at your interior pics and noticed when replacing the pedals with aluminum you left the brake pedal rubber. Could you comment on that decision and what brand aluminum pedals you went with. I am considering swapping over to aluminum as well but have hesitated due to the various styles. I like your setup and keeping the rubber on the brake is interesting too. Thanks.

POST 10Original post

It was only a matter of time Jim! Very nice. How about some more pics

POST 11Original post

so so sweet!!! CONGRATS, and yes more pics!!!

POST 12 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Dell & Sharp, I'm taking delivery in two weeks at the Sebring club race. I'll take more pictures then. Greg, You'll like the cab. On the other hand, I'm in the mood to deal on my old race car. I may take the S2 in trade. CT0911, The funny thing about pedals it that most cup cars came with the same rubber pedals that came on our cars although I think they switched to alum in the later cars. Normally I have both alum but when the pic was taken I had put the rubber on the brake because we were racing on a very rainy weekend. I've driven it with both rubber, both alum, clutch alum/brake rubber and just the black pads with neither rubber or alum. I really don't think one way is any better than the other. Jim

POST 14Original post

"Toy" my ***. That thing is a precise piece of engineering! NICE!

POST 15Original post

I am on my second bib now...could not stop drooling!!!

POST 16 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

No need to drool. I'll sell you my old car. 80% of the performance at 40% of the price.

POST 17Original post

Jim, your new ride looks sweet, congrats! Good luck selling your old!!! Dallas.

POST 19Original post

Nice car Jim. I am shocked that no one has snapped up your 996 yet. I'm sure it's only a matter of time.

POST 20Original post

I have an alias!!!! Too many people think I'm a "jerk", I want to start over and give people a fresh impression.........

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