any body build a sleeper here?
04-10-2013, 11:20 AM
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any body build a sleeper here?
hi guys,
I love sleeper cars...has anybody built one here? what were the secret sleeper mods...
i started with my pss10 and mo30 sway bars... i am gonna look for a exhaust soon...then a chip...
i wonder what else could be done?
Lemon
I love sleeper cars...has anybody built one here? what were the secret sleeper mods...
i started with my pss10 and mo30 sway bars... i am gonna look for a exhaust soon...then a chip...
i wonder what else could be done?
Lemon
04-10-2013, 12:29 PM
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To me a sleeper is one that looks stock but has a serious sting in the tail. For that to happen with our cars it is neither easy or cheap.
One of the better ways would be a stockish exhaust (to keep the noise down) and a supercharger installation with no tail. Looks and sounds stock but with the Sting.
If you go down the NA route expect cubic dollars to be spent
One of the better ways would be a stockish exhaust (to keep the noise down) and a supercharger installation with no tail. Looks and sounds stock but with the Sting.
If you go down the NA route expect cubic dollars to be spent
04-10-2013, 12:44 PM
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To me a sleeper is one that looks stock but has a serious sting in the tail. For that to happen with our cars it is neither easy or cheap.
One of the better ways would be a stockish exhaust (to keep the noise down) and a supercharger installation with no tail. Looks and sounds stock but with the Sting.
If you go down the NA route expect cubic dollars to be spent
One of the better ways would be a stockish exhaust (to keep the noise down) and a supercharger installation with no tail. Looks and sounds stock but with the Sting.
If you go down the NA route expect cubic dollars to be spent
04-10-2013, 12:48 PM
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i found some hollows and having em refinished...gonna replace opo new used solid set. thats 24lbs off...probably need to go on diet too..hahhaha... I think i will be happy with 300 hp.
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04-10-2013, 02:50 PM
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87 n/a Sleeper
I don't really have room for this, so I put out this feeler to sell it, reluctant because I'll never see one like it again, so I put it out there.... was consider backdating to an RS or Yellowbird look.http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsc...cked-mint.html
04-10-2013, 03:19 PM
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a porsche 911 is not a sleeper.
A forest green 1972 dodge dart with chrome trim and hubcaps, but with a twin turbo stroked LSX and full exhaust is a sleeper. A debaged S600 mercedes without the sport package, S430 wheels, and an ECU tune is a sleeper.
A 993 with an exhaust and PSS10s is in no way a sleeper.
A forest green 1972 dodge dart with chrome trim and hubcaps, but with a twin turbo stroked LSX and full exhaust is a sleeper. A debaged S600 mercedes without the sport package, S430 wheels, and an ECU tune is a sleeper.
A 993 with an exhaust and PSS10s is in no way a sleeper.
04-10-2013, 03:21 PM
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How about a 3.8 kit with V-Ram and a chip?
I am not sure a Porsche 911 (of any vintage) would count as a sleeper. People expect them to be fast, and when they are faster that is just what is expected.
I am not sure a Porsche 911 (of any vintage) would count as a sleeper. People expect them to be fast, and when they are faster that is just what is expected.
04-10-2013, 03:23 PM
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You'd need forced induction and a lot of it to be considered a sleeper.
