Looking for all nine 1987 U.S. Turbo Cup cars
#496
When u make it to Seattle lets grab coffee. thanks.
#497
Hi to all of You watching and reading this thread.
I've got an ask.
Does anyone have other photos of the rear suspension mountings?
There is one photo of the top mount:
but what about the others upper and lower ones ? Were those solid too ?
if any one have some photos or is willing to take them please share
I've got an ask.
Does anyone have other photos of the rear suspension mountings?
There is one photo of the top mount:
but what about the others upper and lower ones ? Were those solid too ?
if any one have some photos or is willing to take them please share
#498
Rennlist Member
I dont have very good pics, but yes, the carrier flange mounts are both solid too. The upper block is welded steel construction. The lower bearing mount looks like two solid pieces of aluminum, similar to aftermarket racer's edge parts. Trailing arm bushings and front control arm bushings were rubber.
#500
Thank You Guys.
This is what I thought.
I was concerned that solid upper mounts (not the top ones) shouldn't be used with torsion bars, but Turbo cup used Torsion bars so there is no issue with it.
This is what I thought.
I was concerned that solid upper mounts (not the top ones) shouldn't be used with torsion bars, but Turbo cup used Torsion bars so there is no issue with it.
#501
Rennlist Member
Model year is wrong, most likely this is the #11 car:
http://www.excellence-mag.com/classifieds/8116
http://sloancars.com/2918/1988-944-t...ck-6000-miles/
1988 944 Turbo Cup Car
$100,000
7,032 miles
CT
RARE 1 of 7 944 Cup cars produced for the ESCORT racing series. This example is completely original without any accidents or modifications. Comes with books, records and 3 power chips for your desired performance.
Guards red
Driver Recaro seat/ passenger cloth Porsche Sport seat
7,032 original miles
Integrated factory roll bar
5-speed
three power chips available
Limited slip
Magnesium intake manifold
Light weight body
radio delete
Sunroof delete
Air conditioning delete
Power window delete
Fiberglass hood
Raced by Wright wood Racing in the series for one season
Engine kill switch in two locations (inside/outside)
No accidents
Perfect car with all original parts intact
Concours condition
This is the best 944 Turbo Cup in the world
Lowest mileage Turbo Cup in existence
100% original
Race ready
info@sloancars.com, www.sloancars.com
http://www.excellence-mag.com/classifieds/8116
http://sloancars.com/2918/1988-944-t...ck-6000-miles/
1988 944 Turbo Cup Car
$100,000
7,032 miles
CT
RARE 1 of 7 944 Cup cars produced for the ESCORT racing series. This example is completely original without any accidents or modifications. Comes with books, records and 3 power chips for your desired performance.
Guards red
Driver Recaro seat/ passenger cloth Porsche Sport seat
7,032 original miles
Integrated factory roll bar
5-speed
three power chips available
Limited slip
Magnesium intake manifold
Light weight body
radio delete
Sunroof delete
Air conditioning delete
Power window delete
Fiberglass hood
Raced by Wright wood Racing in the series for one season
Engine kill switch in two locations (inside/outside)
No accidents
Perfect car with all original parts intact
Concours condition
This is the best 944 Turbo Cup in the world
Lowest mileage Turbo Cup in existence
100% original
Race ready
info@sloancars.com, www.sloancars.com
#504
Three Wheelin'
#3 Escort/Cup at the Hawk/Redman Road America vintage race
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlmaBzcdwPA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlmaBzcdwPA
#505
Rennlist Member
I currently have one of the original 19 SA turbo cup cars for sale, roughly $34500 in USD. ex Durban South-Africa
See here http://www.porscheplanet.co.za/class...tem&itemid=569
See here http://www.porscheplanet.co.za/class...tem&itemid=569
#508
Rennlist Member
Be interested to see what they sell for as I have 2 sets currently available for sale.
Mine are unfortunately in South-Africa which might make the freight a bit costly
Mine are unfortunately in South-Africa which might make the freight a bit costly