The 4th Singer Porsche
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Here's a some blog posts about it:
http://dcperformance.blogspot.com/20...ormance-x.html
http://www.apexspeedtech.com/unveili...singer-porsche
http://dcperformance.blogspot.com/20...ormance-x.html
http://www.apexspeedtech.com/unveili...singer-porsche
I personally feel the 911's lines are disrupted by a sunroof, especially on light coloured cars where the black sunroof gasket gives such contrast to the bodywork. Maybe have this item flocked in grey??
I also feel the bulk of the seats (although very 70's) make the interior a bit crowded. 356 speedster style seats with cooling slats imo would be very cool although perhaps a bit too hardcore, especially without head support. As an alternative how about a recaro pole position style base (or SPG XL) with 935 lollipop style head support?? Makes for a much more spacious and light footed interior....
Anyway, just some thoughts. What I was actually interested in asking Neel whether you could share some more data on the engine?
Can you share a dyno plot, or alternatively max power / torque reading at their specific RPM's? Is the GT3 plenum truly functioning as a variable length manifold, what performance differences did you find going this route rather than using trumpets on top of the throttle bodies?
Hope you can share some insights!
Rgds,
Harald
#17
Thanks for the feedback on the plenum Neel, very interesting adaption of existing Porsche technology....more info is very welcome whenever the time comes you are at liberty to share.
As for the sunroof, since I'm currently not in the market for a 200K+ car the new owner should have it any way he or she likes! :-) Hope they enjoy the car in good health.
As for the sunroof, since I'm currently not in the market for a 200K+ car the new owner should have it any way he or she likes! :-) Hope they enjoy the car in good health.
#18
As for the sunroof, since I'm currently not in the market for a 200K+ car the new owner should have it any way he or she likes! :-) Hope they enjoy the car in good health.
-Neel
#22
I agree that the wheel / tire / size / offsets are way wacky...still abso-freaking-lutely adore the car though! I'd just request something significantly less cartoonish in the rolling stock department if I had the money for such a creation.
#23
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The appearance is a bit strange, as I see a very widebody longhood. Does not compute! I like it, it's just different from what I am used to.
I do dig the aux lights where the horn grilles would be, that looks sweet.
I do dig the aux lights where the horn grilles would be, that looks sweet.