kccampro

In order to improve handling, I'm building an AWD 928 to complete with those 911 C4's. But, AWD systems are just too complicated so I'm just going to make it 4x4. What's the difference... it's all the same. Anyway, I'm sure the solid front and rear axles will handle fine on the track. The center of gravity is a tad higher than stock but should be too noticable. I'm sure the stock sway bars will be fine to control sway at high speeds. Here's a pic of my S4 mounted on the range rover frame. Not to mention, the rover 3.9L will leave a Porsche 5.0L in the dust anyday of the week... you guys better watch out, this will be the best track car ever!

Opelotus

Is this a serious build?

S4ordie

17prospective buyer

Man... you seriously got my hopes up. An AWD build on a 928 has been a dream of mine for a while.

redpathtribe

You know they did quite a bit of rally racing with the 911's too. Your 4x4/AWD track car may be better suited for rallying...

Can't wait to follow your build progress! Especially interested in how you're going to integrate the nose in with what must be a BIG splitter!

17prospective buyer

Man, an AWD conversion would be the ultimate unique one of a kind project. That would be awesome! Just find an old 6R4 powertrain/driveline and there you go!

Abby Normal

Another "Club Foot" sighting.....

M. Requin

I've been wondering what you've been up to! (And now I see why you didn't need those wheels...)

Aloysius

BEASTLY - that one is. . . .don't forget to attache the upper and lower pieces :-)

kccampro

LOL... So true. My real track car is coming along though. As for this... I have a bare range rover frame, an S4 shell with no suspension and I need to increase parking space... This problem damn near solved itself

IcemanG17

looks like someone is having too much fun with a forklift at the shop!!!!!

cali4sun

'89 s4 GP White/Black
'76 912e Silver/ Black

Randy V

Serious as a heart attack!