axl911

The suspension is done, engine refreshed, chipped, LTW flywheel, exterior done, RS interior done, fixed & upgraded all the problematic bits, lightened everything I can. Car is running great, but now I am bored. Anyone here has a Varioram intake, supercharger, turbo that they can sell me to get me back in trouble?

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anthony

axl911

Does a Varioram+Re-gear = Supercharger? They seem cost about the same.

Rinty

Anthony:

In the back of Excellence, there are ads by a number of major Porsche dismantlers. You might try one of them for a Varioram, if you haven't already.

Also, maybe you should get an old Alfa to restore, to relieve the boredom...

axl911

Those guys want an arm + leg for the intake.

As for the alfa....I have always drooled over a red duetto and the GTV/A.

Texas993

Anthony.

If you are bored you can come over and help me clean up the mess the storm made in my yard.

matt777

He's bored not suicidal.

axl911

What's going on with your car at RUF? Upgrade?

Wilder

I'd skip the VR. I don't think the few extra numbers are worth the ~20lbs in the rear. I'd keep working on the weight. How'bout RS roof (~40lbs) or CF rear deck lid (~50lbs)?

NC TRACKRAT

Then again, if you're a real masochist, you could buy an old British sports car. Then you'd never be out of something to do!

bb993tt

^^^ +1. Enquiring minds want to know.

JM993

I respectfully disagree. The improvement is noticeable on a street car. IMHO adding v-ram is a cost effective mod if you do the work yourself. My total outlay was approx $1100. Not bad for +44 ft lbs of torque (see Paul Frere's Porsche 911 Story) in the midrange.

axl911

[QUOTE=pjconner;6647148]Anthony.

I am already <2900lbs with a full tank of gas. So losing more weight would be $$$ and less bang for the buck.

Louis, the VR is supposed to give you more torque which is what I like. You think it is not as effective as on the 96+?

NP993

The full tail/electric spoiler assembly is about 27 pounds, not 50.

slvr993

I have a v-Ram intake. PM if interrested.

Jeff

axl911

PM'ed.