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Old 12-09-2010, 08:16 PM
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i believe there is a turbo 993 cab (silver/red) that is occassionally listed on ebay.
i think it was a conversion by a good shop and seemed like a nice package if you want to go this route. I have no idea if its still available, nor have affiliation with it
Old 12-09-2010, 10:15 PM
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I saw that car. Its listed on Cars.com. $62K. I think Ill do it myself. Much more fun...



QUOTE=Rob 97 993c2;8121015]i believe there is a turbo 993 cab (silver/red) that is occassionally listed on ebay.
i think it was a conversion by a good shop and seemed like a nice package if you want to go this route. I have no idea if its still available, nor have affiliation with it[/QUOTE]
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Going to move forward with the mod. Got the Ok from the boss (wife). Ordered a lift. Going to order the Protomotive kit in January. Still leaning towards the turbo S spoiler. Cant wait to get this project under way. Will post photos of progress along the way. HOHOHO
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Excellent news, it would be interesting to see...
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Originally Posted by zschicago
Going to move forward with the mod. Got the Ok from the boss (wife). Ordered a lift. Going to order the Protomotive kit in January. Still leaning towards the turbo S spoiler. Cant wait to get this project under way. Will post photos of progress along the way. HOHOHO
Another option is to use a air/water intercooler custom fabbed to fit under the stock lid.
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Old 12-10-2010, 03:26 PM
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Originally Posted by bobesser
Another option is to use a air/water intercooler custom fabbed to fit under the stock lid.
Bob
Yet another option is to go with the duck tail. Search LA964RS.
Old 12-10-2010, 03:40 PM
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This is going to be a great from start to finish! Please keep us informed of the progress from installation of the lift to installation of the turbo kit.
Old 12-10-2010, 03:52 PM
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If that Black CT3 is the one I am thinking of I have ridden in that car. I knew the guy who built it. It was a seriously fast car, and the sound it made was incredible...

Originally Posted by curve lover
Vic-- Sounds like Joe at GermanTech's a great friend to have
If you got a ride in the pictured CT3, it was indeed supercharged. My friend has a yellow one just like that.
Below is a black version that RLer Q advertised. (It has less-typical TechArt bodywork, for a CT3.)
For high-res versions of Q's stunning photography of this tuned 993, see his "993 Techart CT3 - Supercharged" page.
Old 12-10-2010, 11:28 PM
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Originally Posted by bobesser

Another option is to use a air/water intercooler custom fabbed to fit under the stock lid.
Similar to the red car discussed on Raptor''s "Air:water intercooler" thread:

Originally Posted by curve lover

^^ Photography copyright & courtesy of Chris Carroll, owner of Turbo-Kraft.
Old 12-10-2010, 11:34 PM
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Originally Posted by bobesser

Another option is to use a air/water intercooler custom fabbed to fit under the stock lid.
Originally Posted by curve lover

discussed on Raptor's "Air:water intercooler" thread
Relevant post from ^^ that thread...
Originally Posted by Raptor

Interested in knowing experience/thoughts about air:water intercoolers. Anyone do it and regret it? or satisfied with the set-up?
Originally Posted by curve lover

RLer poorb0yw (Princeton Wong) may be a great one to ask.

More discussion of his custom 993 & stealth intercooler installation on the "Speedster type 993 photo thread"
Originally Posted by curve lover
Oil & water cooling to a turbo:




Water tank filler cap location:




Originally Posted by curve lover
... 440 hp to the pavement!



Feature article behind what you see here: Princeton's Custom Turbo Porsche from Houston-Imports.com
Originally Posted by curve lover
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Originally Posted by trophy

If that Black CT3 is the one I am thinking of I have ridden in that car. I knew the guy who built it. It was a seriously fast car, and the sound it made was incredible...
Originally Posted by curve lover
Vic-- Sounds like Joe at GermanTech's a great friend to have
If you got a ride in the pictured CT3, it was indeed supercharged. My friend has a yellow one just like that.
Below is a black version that RLer Q advertised. (It has less-typical TechArt bodywork, for a CT3.)
For high-res versions of Q's stunning photography of this tuned 993, see his "993 Techart CT3 - Supercharged" page.
Steven-- Lucky man! Was this your view?

Old 12-11-2010, 11:42 PM
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Yep, that was my view. It was many many years ago. Was not long after it was built.

There was a tunnel between his place and mine, the sound through the tunnel was the best sound ever.....

The Pi Datalogging system in the car was something like $25k back then.

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Steven-- I've been promised a cross-country trip in my buddy's CT3, but haven't been able to synch schedules yet. You've put some 'fuel in the tank,' reminding me to make this happen
Originally Posted by trophy

The Pi Datalogging system in the car was something like $25k back then.

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They are a very special car, you need to sync up and get along for the ride.

I am trying to go through my old photo's to see if i have some pics of the car, I have a feeling most of those photo's are in a box back home in Australia..... i'll keep you informed.
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Originally Posted by trophy
I am trying to go through my old photo's to see if i have some pics of the car, I have a feeling most of those photo's are in a box back home in Australia..... i'll keep you informed.
Steven-- Great! Plus, your photos would fit into the theme of the CT3 thread he wanted me to start
Originally Posted by trophy
They are a very special car, you need to sync up and get along for the ride.
Coincidentally, he just sent me the trite "have been really busy" e-mail. I took the opportunity to remind him about the cliché, "All work & no play..."
Besides, you don't want a 500hp engine like this to sit around too long without appropriate exercise



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