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Can someone inform me about the production and distribution of the Club Sport version of the 928? What year(s) was it produced? Where was it distributed, in what kind of numbers? What are the significant differences from the standard autobox version and from the available 5-spd version of the day?
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19 cars made, 10 '88 ROW, 2 '88 US and 7 '89 ROW
All with manual gearbox
Lighter than S4 5sp
etc.
http://mapage.noos.fr/928cs/english/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Porsche_928
All with manual gearbox
Lighter than S4 5sp
etc.
http://mapage.noos.fr/928cs/english/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Porsche_928
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10 1988 cars and 7 1989 cars - I'm not sure where the 2 US ones come from, as Porsche AG have confirmed in writing only 10 88 cars - I would guess the 2 to the US are either from the 10 and were imported ones (for demonstration cars) after being made to US spec or maybe some of the 1987 prototypes.
I also remember there is a guy in the US with an 88 manual, that in 1989, he converted to CS spec, by buying the CS cams, ECU's etc direct from the factory.
Adrian
I also remember there is a guy in the US with an 88 manual, that in 1989, he converted to CS spec, by buying the CS cams, ECU's etc direct from the factory.
Adrian
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Originally Posted by adrian928se
I also remember there is a guy in the US with an 88 manual, that in 1989, he converted to CS spec, by buying the CS cams, ECU's etc direct from the factory.
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Originally Posted by adrian928se
10 1988 cars and 7 1989 cars - I'm not sure where the 2 US ones come from, as Porsche AG have confirmed in writing only 10 88 cars - I would guess the 2 to the US are either from the 10 and were imported ones (for demonstration cars) after being made to US spec or maybe some of the 1987 prototypes.
I also remember there is a guy in the US with an 88 manual, that in 1989, he converted to CS spec, by buying the CS cams, ECU's etc direct from the factory.
Adrian
I also remember there is a guy in the US with an 88 manual, that in 1989, he converted to CS spec, by buying the CS cams, ECU's etc direct from the factory.
Adrian
I will certainly have informations aobut the black '88 in Autria soon.
I will also have pictures and informations about a green '89 in Germany soon.
By the way Adrian, I would still like to have the list of VIN of the 89 MY.
I will update my website as soon as I have checked informations.
No 928 CS is for sale at the moment to my knowledge. There's one that was for sale in Stuttgart around a year ago but I don't advice to buy it...
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The CS was kind of the forerunner to the GT. The GT didn't get the 201 lb diet that the CS got, but does have the hotter cams, more free flowing exhaust, engine management system changes to go with the cams. You can still buy the CS front springs, about 10% stiffer than S4/GT springs. There is a thread here on weight savings if you want to slim down.
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I saw a yellow CS parked next to another 928S4 at the Generac 500 (Road America ALMS 500) back in late August. Sweet ride. Obviously race prepped, with the lights removed, fogs replaced with brake ducts, and club sport markings, as well as, I think, some sponsorship.
Had no idea they were so rare.
David Cmelik
87 928S 4 auto "indischrot"
01 986 5 speed "sealgraumetallic"
00 BMW 323i black on red
Had no idea they were so rare.
David Cmelik
87 928S 4 auto "indischrot"
01 986 5 speed "sealgraumetallic"
00 BMW 323i black on red
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Did all the club sport car's not have sunroofs? how rare are 87 up cars without sunroofs? There is a car on ebay without one. I have an 88s4 with a salvage title and was thinking of swapping the parts into a 79 euro 5sp car I have thathas no sunroof any thought's
thanks Chris
thanks Chris
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Originally Posted by dcmelik
I saw a yellow CS parked next to another 928S4 at the Generac 500 (Road America ALMS 500) back in late August. Sweet ride. Obviously race prepped, with the lights removed, fogs replaced with brake ducts, and club sport markings, as well as, I think, some sponsorship.
Had no idea they were so rare.
Had no idea they were so rare.
I'm glad you liked my car.
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I bought the car fully prepped from Ronn Gottschalk at 928 International; it is a really sweet car, and Ronn gets all the credit for that. I was lucky to come along at the right time to ****** it up.
The only things I've done to the car are the street wheels/tires, Recaro's, gauges, and the 'Club Sport' and Gulf stickers. As you can tell, those stickers alone are worth at least one-tenth of a second at Road America!
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I put the Club Sport sticker on it since it is a club sport kind of car with it's GT engine/drivetrain (..320 rwhp), cowl induction, CS alternator, smaller starter, roll-cage, stripped-out interior, lexan rear window, rear-wiper delete, manual 'strap' windows, Bilstein suspension, sway bars, dual-disc clutch, GTS brakes, GTS mirrors, fuel-cell, wider fiberglass front fenders, flaired rear quarters, etc etc. Alright, the primary reason though is that I thought the sticker looked cool.
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Don't trust a sticker to identify a real CS. Only the VIN can be a proof.
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Next time drop us Wisconsin guys a line and we can all check-out Road America, Lake Street Cafe, Siebken's and Sal's in our 928's.
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Originally Posted by 928cs
The sticker is really cool.
May it be possible to see pictures of your car?
May it be possible to see pictures of your car?
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In David Hemmings The real 928 book it says "Introduced in 1988 only 71 were ever built." These cars came without electric windows and central locking although because they were special order quite a few owners had them added back in again. they invented an SE car for the UK market.
Does any one know how the non power windows worked? I haven't been able to see any picture of them.
Chris
Does any one know how the non power windows worked? I haven't been able to see any picture of them.
Chris
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Info in Hemmings book is wrong. 71 is probably typing mistake and it should really read 17 which is believed to be correct CS number for ROW market. This misses possible two '88 US CS.
Only one or few CS prototypes exist(ed) which do not have electric windows.
Only one or few CS prototypes exist(ed) which do not have electric windows.