The Line Starts Here... Rauh Welt in America
11-02-2010, 07:21 PM
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i think they look pretty 'tough'.
with that said, i don't think i could enjoy a car that low and wide on a twisty mountain road.
would definately be a 'drive to the track, race, back home' proposition.
with that said, i don't think i could enjoy a car that low and wide on a twisty mountain road.
would definately be a 'drive to the track, race, back home' proposition.
11-02-2010, 07:31 PM
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I recently saw a photo of the "Stella Artois" car in some mag and the interior and wiring looked like an
accident about to happen or happening or better had happened!
All a gaggle of wires and exposed door panels and switches akin to a fighter plane,or fire scene not
sure which,sorry just call 'm like I see 'm...Bert
accident about to happen or happening or better had happened!
All a gaggle of wires and exposed door panels and switches akin to a fighter plane,or fire scene not
sure which,sorry just call 'm like I see 'm...Bert
11-02-2010, 07:40 PM
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I recently saw a photo of the "Stella Artois" car in some mag and the interior and wiring looked like an
accident about to happen or happening or better had happened!
All a gaggle of wires and exposed door panels and switches akin to a fighter plane,or fire scene not
sure which,sorry just call 'm like I see 'm...Bert
accident about to happen or happening or better had happened!
All a gaggle of wires and exposed door panels and switches akin to a fighter plane,or fire scene not
sure which,sorry just call 'm like I see 'm...Bert
Now, back to www.SingerVehicleDesign.com, that is the philosophy that most here would understand. Although, we're probably talking GT2RS pricing territory.
11-02-2010, 09:13 PM
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You don't really seem to like Rauh Welt very much Ed lol.
I guess you asked the question that differentiates Porsche guys from most any other marque specific scene. Does it "Go" This simple question and the cult following Porsche has that asks that question is one of the reasons I bought my car.
Nakai is no different than us though, all the cars he builds see the track. Not to mention he has personally driven his car into the 58's at Tsukuba raceway. To give you an idea of what that means, the Revspeed Super Lap Battle happens there annually with some of the fastest cars in the world. The NA record is held by an S2000 in the low/mid 57's. With that being said, His car which is street legal is 1 second off of the NA Track Record at Tsukuba raceway. I guess that'd make his car is all show all Go.
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How many tuners/shops can show a turn out like this
EVENT>> IDLERS GAMES TSUKUBA - PT.1 - Speedhunters
EVENT>> IDLERS GAMES TSUKUBA - PT2 - Speedhunters
I guess you asked the question that differentiates Porsche guys from most any other marque specific scene. Does it "Go" This simple question and the cult following Porsche has that asks that question is one of the reasons I bought my car.
Nakai is no different than us though, all the cars he builds see the track. Not to mention he has personally driven his car into the 58's at Tsukuba raceway. To give you an idea of what that means, the Revspeed Super Lap Battle happens there annually with some of the fastest cars in the world. The NA record is held by an S2000 in the low/mid 57's. With that being said, His car which is street legal is 1 second off of the NA Track Record at Tsukuba raceway. I guess that'd make his car is all show all Go.
Like posted on pp
How many tuners/shops can show a turn out like this
EVENT>> IDLERS GAMES TSUKUBA - PT.1 - Speedhunters
EVENT>> IDLERS GAMES TSUKUBA - PT2 - Speedhunters
11-02-2010, 09:22 PM
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that matte olive one looks awesome.
with that said it's not something i'd drive/own myself i'd rather see other people own and drive them haha.
i like how they look but couldn't personally pull off the in your face styling.
with that said it's not something i'd drive/own myself i'd rather see other people own and drive them haha.
i like how they look but couldn't personally pull off the in your face styling.
11-02-2010, 09:34 PM
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Ruf is a manufacturer.
I agree that all of them are great tuners who make great cars, but I've never seen a picture of a group of their cars and customer cars on any track at the same time. Especially one that they didn't set up. Many Rauh Welt cars can be seen on track on many different days at Tsukuba, not to mention that Rauh Welt also has a track day just for his customers.
Also that avoids the fact that their cars have show and go. I'm not trying to take away from any other tuner, just trying to show that Rauh Welt does have it where it counts and they're not just a body kit
I agree that all of them are great tuners who make great cars, but I've never seen a picture of a group of their cars and customer cars on any track at the same time. Especially one that they didn't set up. Many Rauh Welt cars can be seen on track on many different days at Tsukuba, not to mention that Rauh Welt also has a track day just for his customers.
Also that avoids the fact that their cars have show and go. I'm not trying to take away from any other tuner, just trying to show that Rauh Welt does have it where it counts and they're not just a body kit