Ah yes, The Poor Man's Porsche. A phrase uttered by automotive journalists, writers, bloggers, reviewers, and probably anyone who has ever written or spoken a word about cars for decades, all in...
The classic air-cooled 911 shifter linkage requires precise adjustment to ensure the best performance possible. You can maintain that adjustment by replacing your torn shift coupler boots. Your air-cooled Porsche 911 shift mechanism needs to be clean and well-lubed to make shifting accurate and...
If you are tuning your CIS K-Jetronic-equipped Porsche 911, you will likely need to replace your old rubber intake boot to eliminate troublesome vacuum leaks. This is a quick procedure that will make your fuel system more robust. Starting in 1973, the air-cooled Porsche 911 was equipped with...
The 996 might be the least-loved body style of Porsche 911, so the fact that this particular Carrera 2 traveled from Germany to the United States two times just to find its current home is a story in itself. Smog and alignment shop owner, Binh Tran, came from a background of road racing and...
If you are chasing emissions issues on your Porsche 911, you may find yourself needing to replace the oxygen sensor. This guide covers how to replace it quickly and easily. The 1980-1989 air-cooled Porsche 911 has a single oxygen sensor mounted upstream of the catalytic converter on the left...
When wheel design engineer, Peter Tran, bought his 1995 Porsche 993 911 Carrera 2, he had an obvious goal in mind—to build a 911 he could drive on the street every single day, rain or shine. Many supercar owners refer to their Porsches as the most reliable European cars in their supercar...
The timing system on Audis, Volkswagens, and Porsches require special tools to work on them. We've assembled a kit with all of the tools you will need, whether you're replacing your timing chain or timing chain tensioner. Audi, VW, & Porsche timing chain replacement symptoms It's...
Along with changing your oil and filter, one of the most vital regular maintenance tasks that must be done on the Porsche 911 is adjustment of the intake and exhaust valves. It can be very expensive for a Porsche specialist to do this for you, but fortunately it is a very simple DIY job. The...
Whether you have an oil leak stemming from your cylinder head or if you're in the process of an engine rebuild, you will need a new cylinder head gasket. Our comprehensive kits not only come with the gaskets themselves, but they also come with every seal, nut, and bolt you will need for the...
Driving a black Porsche on Southern California's Pacific Coast Highway helps the owner of this 2010 Porsche 987.2 Cayman S achieve his dreams of Californication. Everyone who has watched the hit cable TV show Californication on Showtime or Netflix will remember frequent scenes where the...
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