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A little project completed for the 1982 911

Posted: Sun Dec 07, 2025 12:13 pm
by Carmagic
One thing was that one of the tabs that holds the rubber strap for the air filter cover was missing for quite a while. Back than I just put in a bolt to hold that side, but I did not like that solution.
The other thing was the sound insulation pad. I installed a new sound insulation pad back when I had the engine and transmission out during the suspension overhaul, seven years ago. The pad is still in great shape, but I didn't like how it hangs down between the tabs. It can be seen in the top of the picture below, between the white tabs.
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Now was a good time to fix the tab for the hold down strap. I made one from metal and bolted it on and used a lock nut, so it cannot come lose.
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I modified a spare cover, I had. I cut off the long snorkle and used part of it for the other side, so there are 2 intake openings for better air flow.
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For the sound pad I made a 3 piece hold-up system, 3D printed. Just need to bend the tabs open, insert the 3 pieces and bend back, done, and it looks much better.
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Cheers
Engelbert

Re: A little project completed for the 1982 911

Posted: Sun Dec 07, 2025 2:19 pm
by Tom
Nice clean-up! Your pictures reminded me of this car I saw at SEMA this year. I thought the little build plate was a nice touch...

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Re: A little project completed for the 1982 911

Posted: Mon Dec 08, 2025 5:24 am
by Carmagic
That plate is pretty cool. I may do something like that when it's time to do the engine of the SC, it has now over 170k miles on the original engine.

I just don't get it why they got cheap on the ignition wire clips, LOL.

Cheers
Engelbert