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Old 10-30-2006 | 12:41 AM
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Charlie, I misspoke about it being a bias control The car has no traditional lever operated parking brake so you depress the brake pedal and pull up the valve. This keeps pressure to the rear brakes while the car is parked, essentially a parking brake. It is not a bias control as I earlier misstated, it was a long day.

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its called a line-lock . does what it says on the tin !!!
much better to use a fly-off hydro handbrake though

can also reduce flow to rear .
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Originally Posted by Geoffrey

. The wheels are indeed magnesium but I don't know the widths.

they be 944 turbo cs wheels .
Old 10-30-2006 | 12:48 AM
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brian burrows had one which he was selling . posted on here that it was for sale . internet "experts" offered there "expertise" on the car . thread turned stupid .
look it up , its a pity that a guy with years of aircooled experience , and the finest collection of cars in uk decides not to come on rennlist anymore because of a few mis-informed computor jockeys .
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Saw that car at Highclere a few years ago Ian -stunning!!

I believe he sold it a couple of years ago.
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The specification of this car always makes me chuckle, because when the factory saws off the top of the airbox, fits a non-cat exhaust & remaps the ecu nobody doubts them when they claim 300hp ......
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why would they re-map ??
everybody knows the ecu is set to its optimum allready , and remapping does nothing !!
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Colin and Ian

Thanks for cheering me up on a really crap Monday morning
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Old 10-30-2006 | 08:44 AM
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Here it comes.......................
Old 10-30-2006 | 09:09 AM
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Hi Geoffrey

Did you have a chance to drive the car? Looks really interesting. Probably better than everything else to get out of small radius curves...


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The cage is a bolt in unit and the padding says Matter on it which I though was cool. I would guess that the engine is stock 3.6 but with headers and reprogrammed ECU would get them to 300hp.
"Matter" was a small factory in southern Germany, producing lots of race cages for different cars. They're vanished now...

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I am very familiar with the matter cages in the 964/993 cups and it was interesting to take a close look at how they implemented the bolt in cage. It actually ties to the A pillar and extends into the engine compartment in about the same place as the cup car cages.

I did not drive the car, it isn't road legal in the US...
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Originally Posted by NineMeister
The specification of this car always makes me chuckle, because when the factory saws off the top of the airbox, fits a non-cat exhaust & remaps the ecu nobody doubts them when they claim 300hp ......
Where are all the naysayers now?

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The exhaust has 964 part #s, The 993 Cups did have headers, just not quite like those.
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Bill, do you know the part numbers?
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Originally Posted by 9sixty4
Bill, do you know the part numbers?
964 111 028 00
or maybe
964 111 022 00
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Originally Posted by Chris M.
Where are all the naysayers now?

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I believe the correct term would be "selective deafness".



(I know because the wife accuses me of this whenever I'm watching sport on TV).


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