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http://www.imagineauto.com/996TTbuild.htm
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YOUR RESEARCHEver wondered what a 996 TT engine looks like ?
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POST 2Original post
There's more to that than I thought...
POST 3Original post
Terrifying - utterly terrifying. I won't be able to go above 2500 rpm for the next few weeks Brilliant article
POST 4Original post
Great post - many thanks. :thumbs: :thumbs:
POST 5Original post
Hmmm I think I may strip my engine and rebuild it tonight. Looks pretty straightforward
POST 6Original post
bit ott with the tools!! could get most of that to fit with a hammer :nooo: :shock: if i'm ever lucky enough to own a turbo, i WILL have a warranty
POST 7Original post
Aiiii.... the good ole' pikey tool hey :floor: ...Damm, thats some engine!
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