Nine11

Then buy a C2. The C4 you are looking for isn't going to be the perfect car for you since that's not what you want.

Oracle

+1

Guybrush Wilkinson

Excuse me for asking but why do you prefer C2 over C4? I have a C2 and many times would like it to be C4 here up in the north, w ice & snow...

race911

New to DE? If so, don't put the cart before the horse. Nothing you'll be doing for a long time will even remotely get you to the differences of RWD v. AWD. And a few minor changes will make an AWD drive car behave in a pretty benign manner. Ultimately, I found it was about 1 sec/min of lap time between my '92 C4 and the similarly prepared RS Americas of friends (circa 1998-2000).

BobH20man

I did it in 2008 and agree that it was expensive. First, a 6-speed is hard to find because they are popular for kit cars. I found one at weekendrides.com for about $5,500 and had it shipped to Bryan Copan for a rebuild. Then I had it shipped to TPC in Maryland for the install. It was not simple and required quite a few parts, including 993 crossmember, C2 shifter assembly and mounting hardware, short shift, new front spindles, tie rods, ABS sensor axile upgrades, on top of R&R the old gearbox, shifter, and associated components. But in the end, I love it!