991 turbo versus 930
#106
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So?
Referring is personal. Naming is that job of the manufacturer. Porsche, Ing. named the car as of 1980 with a change to--> 911Turbo.
The reference to an internal code is not the name of the car.
Call yours what you want but it is a 911 Turbo.
I call my car what it is called by Porsche Ing. not by its internal code. Porsche called it, statement of originated it, and people title them properly as a 911Turbo
Yes there is--> Yours.
The car since 1980 is a 911 Turbo
...with many iterations with which you try to explain away your incorrectness.
Call your car yellow eyes for all I care. It is however a 911 Turbo
Referring is personal. Naming is that job of the manufacturer. Porsche, Ing. named the car as of 1980 with a change to--> 911Turbo.
The reference to an internal code is not the name of the car.
Call yours what you want but it is a 911 Turbo.
I call my car what it is called by Porsche Ing. not by its internal code. Porsche called it, statement of originated it, and people title them properly as a 911Turbo
Yes there is--> Yours.
The car since 1980 is a 911 Turbo
...with many iterations with which you try to explain away your incorrectness.
Call your car yellow eyes for all I care. It is however a 911 Turbo
#107
Well La-Dee-Da. Speedy finally admits his car is a 911Turbo with that change of tune.
Thank you.
So called? Make that Porsche Ing called.
You intimating I have never owned a 911 Turbo? Wrong again, Tonto.
Tell me what matter does the pictures of my cars have here? If I never had one so what?
You trying to say that anything I say in a scholarly manner is suspect? Big ego ya got there.
I have owned and if you want I will email you pics of my:
1976 930
1977 930
1978 911 SC
1984 911 Turbo
1991 911 Turbo
1992 911 Turbo
1997 911 Turbo
2003 911 Turbo
2010 GT3
I don't have pics of the earlier 911 cars but there were a half dozen.
This is not my first rodeo with P cars.
OK folks...nothing to see here. Move along. Speedy admits the error of his ways. He has a 911 Turbo which he refers to as a 930.
Thank you.
So called? Make that Porsche Ing called.
You intimating I have never owned a 911 Turbo? Wrong again, Tonto.
Tell me what matter does the pictures of my cars have here? If I never had one so what?
You trying to say that anything I say in a scholarly manner is suspect? Big ego ya got there.
I have owned and if you want I will email you pics of my:
1976 930
1977 930
1978 911 SC
1984 911 Turbo
1991 911 Turbo
1992 911 Turbo
1997 911 Turbo
2003 911 Turbo
2010 GT3
I don't have pics of the earlier 911 cars but there were a half dozen.
This is not my first rodeo with P cars.
OK folks...nothing to see here. Move along. Speedy admits the error of his ways. He has a 911 Turbo which he refers to as a 930.
Last edited by cityguy; 07-31-2014 at 01:29 AM.
#108
Rennlist Member
Well La-Dee-Da. Speedy finally admits his car is a 911Turbo with that change of tune.
Thank you.
So called? Make that Porsche Ing called.
You intimating I have never owned a 911 Turbo? Wrong again, Tonto.
Tell me what matter does the pictures of my cars have here? If I never had one so what?
You trying to say that anything I say in a scholarly manner is suspect? Big ego ya got there.
I have owned and if you want I will email you pics of my:
1976 930
1977 930
1978 911 SC
1984 911 Turbo
1997 911 Turbo
2003 911 Turbo
2010 GT3
I don't have pics of the earlier 911 cars but there were a half dozen.
This is not my first rodeo with P cars.
OK folks...nothing to see here. Move along. Speedy admits the error of his ways. He has a 911 Turbo which he refers to as a 930.
Thank you.
So called? Make that Porsche Ing called.
You intimating I have never owned a 911 Turbo? Wrong again, Tonto.
Tell me what matter does the pictures of my cars have here? If I never had one so what?
You trying to say that anything I say in a scholarly manner is suspect? Big ego ya got there.
I have owned and if you want I will email you pics of my:
1976 930
1977 930
1978 911 SC
1984 911 Turbo
1997 911 Turbo
2003 911 Turbo
2010 GT3
I don't have pics of the earlier 911 cars but there were a half dozen.
This is not my first rodeo with P cars.
OK folks...nothing to see here. Move along. Speedy admits the error of his ways. He has a 911 Turbo which he refers to as a 930.
#110
You have been saying you have a 930 ad nasuem. Just look at your profile. No 911 Turbo in sight there. Just a 1986 930.
Get over your self. You are wrong about the name. And what is with " easy to type a list of cars" Cheap shot with no backup to prove a thing after you accuse me of not having any 911 Turbos.
Wah...Wah... Wah.
Refresh that list. I missed a couple 911 Turbos first time around. (prolly because I hated those 964 iterations of 911 Turbo)
Make up your mind.
First you want me to post pictures and then you accuse me of 'get plenty of pics from the net' .
Com'n do those above look like they are from the net? - Rhetorical question.
How about staying on topic rather than throwing insults? Grow up.
From 1980 on the cars are called by Porsche Ing 911 Turbos not 930 cars.
Get over your self. You are wrong about the name. And what is with " easy to type a list of cars" Cheap shot with no backup to prove a thing after you accuse me of not having any 911 Turbos.
Wah...Wah... Wah.
Refresh that list. I missed a couple 911 Turbos first time around. (prolly because I hated those 964 iterations of 911 Turbo)
Make up your mind.
First you want me to post pictures and then you accuse me of 'get plenty of pics from the net' .
Com'n do those above look like they are from the net? - Rhetorical question.
How about staying on topic rather than throwing insults? Grow up.
From 1980 on the cars are called by Porsche Ing 911 Turbos not 930 cars.
Last edited by cityguy; 07-31-2014 at 02:11 AM.
#111
Here ya go Speedy. You asked.
I know I know. From the net. Right.
<insert a rolleyes here>
The 1984 911 Turbo - a gray market car.
K27 blower, SC cams, driver adjustable boost, twin plug crank fired ignition.
I know I know. From the net. Right.
<insert a rolleyes here>
The 1984 911 Turbo - a gray market car.
K27 blower, SC cams, driver adjustable boost, twin plug crank fired ignition.
#112
While I am at it, here is another 'P' car for the Speed. One of 9 I owned and restored.
Get the 'pictcha' speed? I have a fine collection. Lemme find the Viper GTS and a fleet of Corvettes. Nope I would just be wasting bandwith on you...but if you insist. Ha!
Run that Massachusetts plate. It comes back to me.
Get the 'pictcha' speed? I have a fine collection. Lemme find the Viper GTS and a fleet of Corvettes. Nope I would just be wasting bandwith on you...but if you insist. Ha!
Run that Massachusetts plate. It comes back to me.
#115
All over the place with insults there speed. Calm down.
The only information I offered pertained to what and when Turbo cars where named by Porsche Ing.
Since the OP's question essentially was, do I have a 911 Turbo or a 930? I have answered that with facts and the OP now agrees with the list below.
He has a 911 Turbo
1975 through 1979 were the only cars named 930 by Porsche Ing.
From 1980 on they were named 911 Turbo by Porsche Ing.
The only information I offered pertained to what and when Turbo cars where named by Porsche Ing.
Since the OP's question essentially was, do I have a 911 Turbo or a 930? I have answered that with facts and the OP now agrees with the list below.
He has a 911 Turbo
1975 through 1979 were the only cars named 930 by Porsche Ing.
From 1980 on they were named 911 Turbo by Porsche Ing.
#116
Rennlist Member
All over the place with insults there speed. Calm down.
The only information I offered pertained to what and when Turbo cars where named by Porsche Ing.
Since the OP's question essentially was, do I have a 911 Turbo or a 930? I have answered that with facts and the OP now agrees with the list below.
He has a 911 Turbo
1975 through 1979 were the only cars named 930 by Porsche Ing.
From 1980 on they were named 911 Turbo by Porsche Ing.
The only information I offered pertained to what and when Turbo cars where named by Porsche Ing.
Since the OP's question essentially was, do I have a 911 Turbo or a 930? I have answered that with facts and the OP now agrees with the list below.
He has a 911 Turbo
1975 through 1979 were the only cars named 930 by Porsche Ing.
From 1980 on they were named 911 Turbo by Porsche Ing.
#117
Trucker
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...fellows...peace!...
CityGuy, you have a great collection of Porsche cars you listed. I would love to see a picture of the rest. I don't care for Vipers, but I hear that the current model is good... What color is the SC? How is that motor on that car?
CityGuy, you have a great collection of Porsche cars you listed. I would love to see a picture of the rest. I don't care for Vipers, but I hear that the current model is good... What color is the SC? How is that motor on that car?
#119
Speedy 'obtuse' is not an insult. You are and have been just that.
However accusing me of just listing fasely or just grabbing net pics is and insult that was uncalled for especially with no reason to do so.
Please, you keep making references to everything but Porsche, Ing; and that it the source for the naming process of our cars -journalists and parts distributor did not name the car.
You even throttled back on your insistence that you have 930 by saying ' I never said I did not have a 911Turbo' Well, you do great impression of someone who refuses to call his car what it is. Look at your profile. Perhaps it should be updated to say 1986 911 Turbo internal code 930. We all know what the internal code for a 1986 Turbo is. It is redundant, but go for it.
However accusing me of just listing fasely or just grabbing net pics is and insult that was uncalled for especially with no reason to do so.
You even throttled back on your insistence that you have 930 by saying ' I never said I did not have a 911Turbo' Well, you do great impression of someone who refuses to call his car what it is. Look at your profile. Perhaps it should be updated to say 1986 911 Turbo internal code 930. We all know what the internal code for a 1986 Turbo is. It is redundant, but go for it.
Last edited by cityguy; 07-31-2014 at 12:20 PM.
#120
The 911SC was Petrol blue. A very distinctive color. I loved it. The car would rev to 8200 no problem. Of course I removed the rev limiting rotor from the distributor and put in a test pipe removing the catalytic converter. It was the only P car that would 'scratch second gear rubber' on the shift.
If Speedy doesn't come back with some snide nonsense I will just repeat the facts one more time and put this to rest:
The OP agrees has a 911 Turbo.
1975 through 1979 were the only cars named 930 by Porsche Ing.
From 1980 on they were named 911 Turbo by Porsche Ing.