r/Porsche924

I’m organizing a special group buy for the front splitter for the Porsche 944 and Porsche 944S, made by a good friend of mine u/Marco_Antonio_Garage, with whom I’ve had an amazing collaboration for a long time.

This splitter is designed not only to enhance the look of the car, but also to improve aerodynamics, as it extends across the full depth of the bumper.

🌍 Worldwide shipping is included in the price.

💥 HOW IT WORKS:

Order before May 25th → get 10% OFF
Register an account on the website before ordering → get 15% OFF

👇 Full details & orders:
https://marcoantoniogarage.com/product/porsche-944-944s-front-splitter/

All carbon fiber products for Porsche transaxle models will be made in this garage. After several years of hard work and building a proper workspace, production officially starts on May 18th. I hope the first products will be ready by the end of the month, and that our Porsche machines will be equipped with modern carbon parts, as they deserve.

Hey team,
Currently doing up a ‘77 924. The wing mirrors are fairly damaged and also a bit ugly. I’m seeking aftermarket, preferably silver chrome mirrors, though I haven’t had any luck!
If anyone knows where a good place to grab some that fit the car is, I would love to grab the link for them.
Thanks very much!

https://www.carscoops.com/2026/05/porsche-transaxle-exhibition/

Now the real work can begin!

Does anybody have a wiring diagramm for the 1984 na model starter? My wiring was pretty cooked and im trying to re do it. Currently not starting.

Here's some progress on Enid my new project 88 924s

Hey all! Sorry for this ADHD mess of a post but; I got this 1977 924 from a friend who told me if I could get it running, I could have it.

Well, I got it running long enough to get on a trailer and back to my place and now I am starting the arduous process of acquiring parts...

First and foremost; the bearings in the distributor are 100% shot. I got it running by jiggling, wiggling, and fiddling the distributor, new battery and fuel, and some other minor TLC, and it will run pretty well(lil smoky) for about 10 minutes and then backfire and die out as the distributor slowly wiggles out of timing. I am pretty sure it has some vacuum leaks too but one thing at a time...

The problem is... I looked at Napa, AutoZone, O'Reilly's, hell I even went to the Porsche, Audi, and VW dealerships in town and NOBODY has one ANYWHERE within a 50-mile radius of me. I am in Vegas for work currently and I can't even find one here, although I haven't exhausted every option.

To follow up that question, are there any motor options with more abundant parts that are easily swapped in? I have heard that Audi 5cyl motors will bolt right up, and 944 transaxles are not hard to find around me, so it has been a thought. I also have a 2JZ sitting around that I think would be awesome, but I kinda want to keep my German car, well, German.

What is the best course of action to take here?

I tried to start my 924 to se if it will start (has electrical problems) and it fludded out fuel out of the hose mounting place, on the component next to the fuel distributor . I assume there should be something connected there? but I don't know what. the previous owner had tried to plugg it shut but the rubber has crumbled.

For those worried about the faff of changing the thermo-time switch on a 924, here you go, it's not too bad at all.

Remove the downpipe (or the whole exhaust to be fair. Remove the 4 screws holding the exhaust heat shield above the front pipe.

Access is dead easy then, simply unscrew the old one and screw the new one in. No clearance issues. I just cable tied the loom to the sensor to keep wires away from the bell housing.

Hello, I just ordered a Golf Mk1 inner tie rod kit for my 924 (1979, 2.0l NA)

And I can confirm the inner tie rod does fit and is much more affordable (cheapest I found was 191e for the pair).

Just for the 924 lovers.

Anyone selling a Porsche 924 turbo? Looking for a two tone car with the pasha interior. Cash in hand ready to pull the trigger. Located in the United States.