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Old 10-18-2003, 10:22 AM
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Default [Pics] My 951 Cup with the genuine magnesium rims

Here it is ! My Cup got its original wheels back on it, with Michelin Pilot Sport Cup tires (245/45x16). The camber is 3° front and 2° rear









Old 10-18-2003, 11:15 AM
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Looks good. Can't say I really like the color, but if this was my car I'd do the same thing. This is one 951 that needs to be visually stock. Nice car!

The wing looks fantastic by the way, and I would love a set of those hood pins.
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Originally posted by icat
Looks good. Can't say I really like the color, but if this was my car I'd do the same thing. This is one 951 that needs to be visually stock. Nice car!

The wing looks fantastic by the way, and I would love a set of those hood pins.
i agree! very nice car! is the hood fiberglass or carbon fiber? i suppose it was stock for the cup car?
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Originally posted by thf944
is the hood fiberglass or carbon fiber?
It's made of fiberglass.
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The hood is some kind of foam cored sandwich build with fiberglass skins. Amazingly break resistent.
Asarus, did you put spacers in the rear? It brings the tires nicely in line with the fenders...

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looks real
have you installed that rear wing?
and how about those front brake discs? originals?
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That hood rocks!
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GeorgeK, looks like a HUGE amount of negative camber on that rear wheel in your pic!

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Looks killer w/ the mag phones! They must grab like crazy w/ the Michelin Cups on there.

The white car looks great, too.
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yea the rims are sweet i like the tires more though
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Sam,
I think there is more than 3° neg camber in rear. The car understeers too much, but once it has turned in, I can rocket out of turns like crazy. Even the GT3 could not follow out of the last turn in the local track. Very secure feeling for a novice driver. When I gain more confidence, I'll put more in front, and less in back. The picture is abit misleading though. Here from another angle.


Is that a convincing excuse to make up for the badly needed geometry check?
Sybelix, the brake discs are original Cup items.
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And here is an alternative to the Pilots.
Or "how to finish friend's slicks"...
Not that I would use these on an open road, that is illegal, officer...
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My tribute to you, not magnesium, but. What the hey.
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I'm interested in those drilled brake rotors too... anybody have a part number for them? Would I be able to use them with otherwise stock 951 brakes..?
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Originally posted by Sami951
I'm interested in those drilled brake rotors too... anybody have a part number for them? Would I be able to use them with otherwise stock 951 brakes..?
and what size are they? ; for "normal" turbo or turbo s ?..


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