New to the 964 world
09-20-2009, 10:31 PM
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New to the 964 world
Hi Gang,
Just sold my 2nd 993 after I decided I needed a track car versus a garage queen. I sold my 993 to a 911 lover in France and purchsed my 964 from a Porsche nut in NC. My signature lists a few of the goodies in the car. Pictures are below.
Tom
Just sold my 2nd 993 after I decided I needed a track car versus a garage queen. I sold my 993 to a 911 lover in France and purchsed my 964 from a Porsche nut in NC. My signature lists a few of the goodies in the car. Pictures are below.
Tom
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09-21-2009, 10:48 PM
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Thanks everyone!!
Ilko: Thanks, and you are right, I have been wanting a hard top for a while. See you around and hopefully at the Oct 11 DE at Pocono.
Joey: Midnight blue it is.
Felix: The coil-overs are from JIC Cross. They are the 8K and 10K versions. The really nice part is that these are 10 way adjustable for ride (ie. Like the Bilstein PS10's), height adjustable of course, but best of all, come with mono-ball mounts. All for $2900 USD.
Ian: DAS roll bar is very nice. They are on the pricey side but they are very well made (welds are perfect and finish is very nice) and bolt in nicely. You do have to drill holes like most of the others. I did have an AutoPower bar in my last car - it was nice but not as well made as the DAS. BTW, I purchased the car from one of your PCA Instructors in Indian Trail, NC. Jason Bjorneboe - really nice guy.
See you around guys.
Ilko: Thanks, and you are right, I have been wanting a hard top for a while. See you around and hopefully at the Oct 11 DE at Pocono.
Joey: Midnight blue it is.
Felix: The coil-overs are from JIC Cross. They are the 8K and 10K versions. The really nice part is that these are 10 way adjustable for ride (ie. Like the Bilstein PS10's), height adjustable of course, but best of all, come with mono-ball mounts. All for $2900 USD.
Ian: DAS roll bar is very nice. They are on the pricey side but they are very well made (welds are perfect and finish is very nice) and bolt in nicely. You do have to drill holes like most of the others. I did have an AutoPower bar in my last car - it was nice but not as well made as the DAS. BTW, I purchased the car from one of your PCA Instructors in Indian Trail, NC. Jason Bjorneboe - really nice guy.
See you around guys.
09-22-2009, 12:37 PM
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DAS roll bar it is, thanks for the info!! Didn't know the gentleman you bought the car off of, but I love the instructors around here for DE's, very professional.
