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SOUNDS VERY FAMILIAR.
I did something similar with my 89 951. Bought it when I lived in SoCal in 04, then moved to Nashville in 06, then sat pretty much unused from 06 to 22 waiting until my son was done with college. I retired and put some $ into refreshing and a repaint. Now it gets some use, but not quite where I want it to be.
Welcome to the place to be for Porsche Owners and Thank You for joining!
You will find some great content and technical help in the Transaxle group.
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Hi All,
Im a new owner but I’ve always loved the 944, mine is the model year of my junior year of high school. It’s been a blast so far. So many things to fix and learn about. I’m only slightly embarrassed to report my first big job was 11 hours over 2 days, alone under ramps (but with a suportive family). Engine mounts, what a trip. The vibration was unbelievable. I can’t believe the difference. The right one came out in 2 pieces. Loved almost every minute of it. What a car. I hope I can contribute. Thanks all.

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802grump wrote: Mon Sep 29, 2025 5:35 pm Hi All,
Im a new owner but I’ve always loved the 944, mine is the model year of my junior year of high school. It’s been a blast so far. So many things to fix and learn about. I’m only slightly embarrassed to report my first big job was 11 hours over 2 days, alone under ramps (but with a suportive family). Engine mounts, what a trip. The vibration was unbelievable. I can’t believe the difference. The right one came out in 2 pieces. Loved almost every minute of it. What a car. I hope I can contribute. Thanks all.
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802grump wrote: Mon Sep 29, 2025 5:35 pm Hi All,
Im a new owner but I’ve always loved the 944, mine is the model year of my junior year of high school. It’s been a blast so far. So many things to fix and learn about. I’m only slightly embarrassed to report my first big job was 11 hours over 2 days, alone under ramps (but with a suportive family). Engine mounts, what a trip. The vibration was unbelievable. I can’t believe the difference. The right one came out in 2 pieces. Loved almost every minute of it. What a car. I hope I can contribute. Thanks all.
Welcome aboard. Which mounts did you use? We recently had a discussion here whether the aftermarket ones have improved over the years...

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Tom wrote: Mon Sep 29, 2025 6:43 pm Welcome aboard. Which mounts did you use? We recently had a discussion here whether the aftermarket ones have improved over the years...
I used the Meyle mounts due to cost. I really don't want to tackle that project every 2-3 years so may spring for the OEM mounts next time. That said, I'm pretty sure I could cut the time to do the job in half. I'm keeping tabs on most everything I do to the car (it's a project for sure) so I should have data in the coming years.

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@802grump
Greetings and welcome to CARPOKES.
You will find a lot of helpful posts in the Transaxle groupings across all 924/944/968 variants.
No worries about time under your car with your back against the floor....one of my more frequent positions.
Thank you for joining!
Rob
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Hi all, Chris Carbine ,New Orleans La.

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carbine123 wrote: Wed Oct 01, 2025 5:05 am Hi all, Chris Carbine ,New Orleans La.
Hi Chris, welcome to Carpokes.
Please tell us more, what you drive, what you want to drive :)
2023 Porsche 718 Cayman in Chalk
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My name is Mark, I tune cars most of the time, I was referred here by another member. I do use Tuner pro and have used other stuff over the years, checking in to see what advances have been made for the 944 turbo def files?
I always have too many of my own project cars going on to mention.
thanks

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markemac wrote: Wed Oct 01, 2025 10:49 am Hi All
My name is Mark, I tune cars most of the time, I was referred here by another member. I do use Tuner pro and have used other stuff over the years, checking in to see what advances have been made for the 944 turbo def files?
I always have too many of my own project cars going on to mention.
thanks
Welcome to Carpokes Mark.
944 knowledge features prominently here :thumbup:
2023 Porsche 718 Cayman in Chalk
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