REGRETFULLY SELLING GT2 EVO BUILD
10-14-2011, 05:38 PM
#47
Three Wheelin'
^^ Nope. The evo was the car the original GT2 evolved into (get it?). Different spec, body panels/materials, wheels, tires ... and a motor producing around 600 hp. And that's Porsche engine-dyno kind of hp. Many original GT2's were converted to the evo spec sometime in their life times. Ponzzz's car looks like an evo clone, given the flares, wing/splitter combo, etc. Not a clone engine, however, or even a GT2 chassis, evo or otherwise.
10-14-2011, 05:58 PM
#48
Race Director
^^ Nope. The evo was the car the original GT2 evolved into (get it?). Different spec, body panels/materials, wheels, tires ... and a motor producing around 600 hp. And that's Porsche engine-dyno kind of hp. Many original GT2's were converted to the evo spec sometime in their life times. Ponzzz's car looks like an evo clone, given the flares, wing/splitter combo, etc. Not a clone engine, however, or even a GT2 chassis, evo or otherwise.
10-14-2011, 06:01 PM
#49
Banned
Thread Starter
EVO CLONE
I've just called it GT2 EVO build, guys here know more about the street & race names, when it sells I'm looking to do a GT2 Clubsport replica with my black 993tt, like many of the others here.
10-14-2011, 11:02 PM
#50
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I would say you got a good deal at $54k on this car. It's not quite a 993TT or a GT2. I personally plan on buying a track car next since I just purchased another 993 today.
I'm struggling to figure out what this car is to me, a track car, a 993TT, a GT2 replica...its badass I know that but I don't what I'm suppose to do with it.
The higher the price goes, then they start to compare against buying a true 993TT.
I'm struggling to figure out what this car is to me, a track car, a 993TT, a GT2 replica...its badass I know that but I don't what I'm suppose to do with it.
The higher the price goes, then they start to compare against buying a true 993TT.
10-15-2011, 12:25 AM
#51
Banned
Thread Starter
993TT
I was told the EVO car on Andial's site(real one) was at Deman when this car was started, they emulated the body & cage to that car, I bought two cars of they guy who owns it (Goldman) not sure if he still has it. The work I did on this car doesn't take anything away from it's track capability, it's definitely a track car, but lets you take it out on the street, even though its back in the high 90's again here(no a/c).
Last edited by AC/911's; 10-15-2011 at 03:33 AM.
10-15-2011, 01:01 AM
#52
Rennlist Member
Wow who really cares what he paid? The fact is he is looking for $64k. He has been pretty straight forward(with purchase price and his add ons). Most guys here who paid an excellent price for their 993tt would probably not sell it for less than what they paid. So let's stop throwing stones and support the seller with positive comments. It's not like he is asking for double than what he paid(as some on this site).
Yes he made an off the wall comment but he was provoked with a cheap shot first...so let us...let it go..his car can only reaffirm what we already know..Porsche " there is no substitue"(ok that was cheesy..
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Yes he made an off the wall comment but he was provoked with a cheap shot first...so let us...let it go..his car can only reaffirm what we already know..Porsche " there is no substitue"(ok that was cheesy..
)
10-15-2011, 11:11 PM
#53
Banned
Thread Starter
993TT
Thanks again for the support, it's only a few bucks more to run "But it now" & 11 days longer than regular auction, have no idea what offers to expect, but they'll be a far less than $77k, thought that was a good number to start. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=190588856216
