Then you have to go to https://www.paradisegarage.se !! The garage show has a proper, permanent home now. This site will go back to be a place for selling used car parts and for our humble racing activities.
//Peter
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Have You visited the new site?
It is still a but rough, but I’m working on I! We have a forum among other things just waiting to be filled with your and my wisdom. And I am of course working on more video content, it is just that I have a barn roof that needs addressing before anything really. In the meantime, head over to the forum and post your projects and images etc. Do you already have project threads at other forums? No problem, it’s fine to post a link as long as it isn’t required to sign up in order to see the thread. Come pn over to THE PARADISE GARAGE!
A Proper Domain!!
The Paradise Garage Show now has it’s own proper domain at https://www.paradisegarage.se and that’s where it will live from now on!
This site will return to being a site for FT Racing and mostly about parts for sale etc. đ
The Paradise Garage On The Road: What about that 911T?
Another Video!
I bet a lot of you who follows the Youtube channel has wondered what car the engine will go into. And here it is. My buddy Jörgens 1971 911T. Cracking’ paintjobb by the way! đ
Now it is assembly instead! Episode 6 is ONLINE! :D
Here I show how you clean your crankshaft, measure it and aslo measure the big ends on our connecting rods with the new bearings installed to get your oil clearance!
Episode 5 is UP!
Enjoy another super-nerdy episode of The Paradise Garage TV Show! This time the cam housing and cylinder heads come apart.
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Episode 4 on the 911T Engine is OUT!
Haven’t been any good at updating here on the blog/website. After all… here is Episode 4!
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The Paradise Garage Show: Episode 3
More on the engine rebuild, still taking things part. This time pistons come out.
The Paradise Garage Show: Measuring Pistons – How To!
When rebuilding an engine, or building a new one from new or renovated parts it is important to know that all parts are within spec. Here I show you how to measure your pistons to see if they are within the recommended measurements!
You will see: it is easier than you think! All you need is a micrometer of the right size, a pencil and a piece of paper! đ
The Paradise Garage: 2nd episode of the 911T engine!
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