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Old 08-01-2017, 04:23 PM   #12
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Uh, Pelican is not a mechanic, they are a parts vendor

Get a Pierburg WP. Its the same as a a factory one, but less $$
Um... What?
Pelican do some of the best maintenance and diy guides available today. Wayne Dempsey is a genius and well knows the Porsche engines.

I respect JFP's advice but the reason I'm asking the question is that Nick @Pelican parts says on the 986 guide that he prefers the plastic impellers, yet on the 997 guide he recommends using the metal impeller version. My father has a 997 and is replacing his also, hence how we came across this.

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