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Welcome to the Ultimate 928 Done Right blog page!
At 928 Done Right, we live and breathe the Porsche 928. As a dedicated 928 repair and performance shop, our mission is to help owners maintain, restore, and upgrade this legendary V8 grand tourer.
Our blog is designed to be your go-to resource for all things Porsche 928 maintenance, performance tuning, and restoration. Whether you’re looking to boost horsepower, enhance handling, upgrade your interior, or keep your 928 running like new, you’ll find expert insights, detailed guides, and pro tips right here.
What You’ll Find on Our Blog:
🚗 Performance Tuning – From ECU remaps to cold air intakes, discover the best upgrades to unlock your 928’s true potential.
🛠 Maintenance & Repairs – Expert advice on common 928 issues, preventative maintenance, and best repair practices.
⚙️ Suspension & Handling – Learn how to fine-tune your 928’s handling with coilovers, sway bars, and bushings.
🔩 Braking & Drivetrain Upgrades – Improve stopping power and acceleration with high-performance brake kits, LSDs, and short-throw shifters.
🎨 Restoration & Customization – Keep your 928 in pristine condition with interior upgrades, paint protection, and weight reduction mods.
💡 Check out our latest post: The Ultimate Porsche 928 Tuning Guide →
Stay tuned for new articles, step-by-step guides, and expert recommendations to help you get the most out of your Porsche 928.
🔧 Have a specific question or topic you’d like us to cover? Let us know!
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