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Old 07-29-2011, 05:57 PM
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Default Re: IPB-Autosport 996 GT3 4 Liter

Case cleaned and ready to go. Main and intermediate shaft bearings go in, followed by the crankshaft assembly.

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Crank is in. Porsche coat hanger special tool supports the new timing chains. Oil pump is also in.

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Tensioning the oil pump nuts.

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Time to glue the case.

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Cleanliness is the key to getting a perfect seal.

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Spread it with a brush.

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Other case half is on.

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Special tools are required to properly seat the through-bolt seals.

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The through bolts are tensioned.

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Then the nuts around the case perimeter.

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The case is now put together. Next step… pistons.
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