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In short its an '88 supersport, I have had the rear spoiler removed, usa spec red rear lights, clear front indicators & repeaters, just kind of cleaned it up, having engine rebuilt & ruf will be mapping the ecu.
love it!
In short its an '88 supersport, I have had the rear spoiler removed, usa spec red rear lights, clear front indicators & repeaters, just kind of cleaned it up, having engine rebuilt & ruf will be mapping the ecu.
love it!
Edited by craigw on Wednesday 4th April 10:38
Edited by craigw on Wednesday 4th April 14:28
CraigW said:
yup but not likely to drive this one quickly tbh, the rs6 does the speed thing for me, this feels fast at 80mph and pretty chuckable too. a few people I spoke to also said it doesnt make much difference.
Edited by CraigW on Saturday 31st March 23:37
In the 1980s a lot of people fitted big rear spoilers to 911s and didn't bother with the front. Apparently, creating terrible under-steer and a tendancy to aquaplain
rear spoiler removal actually involves full bootlid & grill replacement & spraying. On a turbo 2 I dont think as said above it would be possible because of the intercooler.
Adam, I think will probably just send it off, I spoke to them & they said they could turn it around within a week. I dont want to make it ballistic or to have more power than it can cope with but with the turbo brakes & suspension it would be nice to have a little more go!
reall pleased with the way it's turned out actually. I'd wanted to do this for a while.
Adam, I think will probably just send it off, I spoke to them & they said they could turn it around within a week. I dont want to make it ballistic or to have more power than it can cope with but with the turbo brakes & suspension it would be nice to have a little more go!
reall pleased with the way it's turned out actually. I'd wanted to do this for a while.
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