WTB: 2004-2006 GT3
#17
[QUOTE=jellonailer;10562060]I had one with zero over revs - until Tor got a hold of it...
True, but after new rear pulley it is running strong. So strong in fact that it is faster around the track than a white garage queen!
True, but after new rear pulley it is running strong. So strong in fact that it is faster around the track than a white garage queen!
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There's one at Smith Volvo in San Luis Obispo, CA. It's one of the owners car. I was interested in this car but ended up buying another one. Here's the link http://www.smithvolvo.com/used/Porsc...46552b663d.htm.
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^ hey, you can ask what you want and act surprised when someone pays you 69,995. it happens.
locally a 30k miles 6 sold at 54 last month.
euro seat
roll bar
harness
LSD
cup shifter and cables
RS str wheel, shifter, hand brake lever
very clean car
locally a 30k miles 6 sold at 54 last month.
euro seat
roll bar
harness
LSD
cup shifter and cables
RS str wheel, shifter, hand brake lever
very clean car
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Hi All,
I got this car: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=151067540015
The list of goodies is beyond great including:
A set of BBS Magnesium Monoblocks,
Moton Club Sport adjustable suspension,
DAS roll bar,
Porsche Recaro race seats for both passengers,
six point Schrock harnesses,
Porsche Cup Car headers and exhaust,
Momo removable steering wheel,
2 sets of BBS wheels, one with brand new Toyo R888 tires and two sets of Michelin slicks,
as well as center lock conversion for ease of wheel change.
The shifter has been raised for quicker shifts,
a full track dash data and video acquisition system.
In addition it comes with the original parts, and it would appear that anytime work was done, it was with no expense spared...
The car should be here late this week, early next week, I then have ~4 days to prep it for 6 days in Canada - LCMT & Calabogie - time to relearn how to drive :-)
What should I get for spares - can anyone point me to the part number for the water hoses I need?
Thanks for your help.
Ray
I got this car: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=151067540015
The list of goodies is beyond great including:
A set of BBS Magnesium Monoblocks,
Moton Club Sport adjustable suspension,
DAS roll bar,
Porsche Recaro race seats for both passengers,
six point Schrock harnesses,
Porsche Cup Car headers and exhaust,
Momo removable steering wheel,
2 sets of BBS wheels, one with brand new Toyo R888 tires and two sets of Michelin slicks,
as well as center lock conversion for ease of wheel change.
The shifter has been raised for quicker shifts,
a full track dash data and video acquisition system.
In addition it comes with the original parts, and it would appear that anytime work was done, it was with no expense spared...
The car should be here late this week, early next week, I then have ~4 days to prep it for 6 days in Canada - LCMT & Calabogie - time to relearn how to drive :-)
What should I get for spares - can anyone point me to the part number for the water hoses I need?
Thanks for your help.
Ray
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Congrats Ray! That is one serious track car
For the water hoses I just called the dealer and asked for the main hoses that are directly on either side of the engine. Those are the common failure points.
Hopefully the previous owner of your car has had the fitting pinned or welded.
When you are getting the car teched get them to remove all the under belly panels and visually inspect all the water hoses.
I added some extra shielding to some of the hoses that lead from the engine to the front rads since they looked like they had the potential to rub against parts like the drive axles. The hoses that go over each drive axle is supposed to have a heavy duty tie strap on it to keep it from dropping down and rubbing on the axle.
I put an extra tie strap on those hoses as a safety net. I did that based on another RL that had a failure on that hose due to the tie strap failing and allowing the hose to hang down and get worn from contacting the axle.
Remind me of the Calabogie date I may pop up just to visit I have driven that track so many times I don't go out of my way anymore to go there. I do still go to Tremblant though, that track and the surrounding environment I just can't get enough of.
For the water hoses I just called the dealer and asked for the main hoses that are directly on either side of the engine. Those are the common failure points.
Hopefully the previous owner of your car has had the fitting pinned or welded.
When you are getting the car teched get them to remove all the under belly panels and visually inspect all the water hoses.
I added some extra shielding to some of the hoses that lead from the engine to the front rads since they looked like they had the potential to rub against parts like the drive axles. The hoses that go over each drive axle is supposed to have a heavy duty tie strap on it to keep it from dropping down and rubbing on the axle.
I put an extra tie strap on those hoses as a safety net. I did that based on another RL that had a failure on that hose due to the tie strap failing and allowing the hose to hang down and get worn from contacting the axle.
Remind me of the Calabogie date I may pop up just to visit I have driven that track so many times I don't go out of my way anymore to go there. I do still go to Tremblant though, that track and the surrounding environment I just can't get enough of.
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Hi Carm,
Calabogie is: 7/12-7/14
LCMT is: 7/8-7/10
Interesting enough my previous car was a setup Subaru STi - pretty fast car, but not reliable, I got tired of the nonsense and got my wife to agree and started looking last Sunday! I instruct, so I should be easy enough to find
I normally do my own tech, this time I will have a shop I like do a once over because of the lack of time...
Thanks!
Ray Bahr
Calabogie is: 7/12-7/14
LCMT is: 7/8-7/10
Interesting enough my previous car was a setup Subaru STi - pretty fast car, but not reliable, I got tired of the nonsense and got my wife to agree and started looking last Sunday! I instruct, so I should be easy enough to find
I normally do my own tech, this time I will have a shop I like do a once over because of the lack of time...
Thanks!
Ray Bahr
#28
Hi All,
I got this car: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=151067540015
The list of goodies is beyond great including:
A set of BBS Magnesium Monoblocks,
Moton Club Sport adjustable suspension,
DAS roll bar,
Porsche Recaro race seats for both passengers,
six point Schrock harnesses,
Porsche Cup Car headers and exhaust,
Momo removable steering wheel,
2 sets of BBS wheels, one with brand new Toyo R888 tires and two sets of Michelin slicks,
as well as center lock conversion for ease of wheel change.
The shifter has been raised for quicker shifts,
a full track dash data and video acquisition system.
In addition it comes with the original parts, and it would appear that anytime work was done, it was with no expense spared...
The car should be here late this week, early next week, I then have ~4 days to prep it for 6 days in Canada - LCMT & Calabogie - time to relearn how to drive :-)
What should I get for spares - can anyone point me to the part number for the water hoses I need?
Thanks for your help.
Ray
I got this car: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=151067540015
The list of goodies is beyond great including:
A set of BBS Magnesium Monoblocks,
Moton Club Sport adjustable suspension,
DAS roll bar,
Porsche Recaro race seats for both passengers,
six point Schrock harnesses,
Porsche Cup Car headers and exhaust,
Momo removable steering wheel,
2 sets of BBS wheels, one with brand new Toyo R888 tires and two sets of Michelin slicks,
as well as center lock conversion for ease of wheel change.
The shifter has been raised for quicker shifts,
a full track dash data and video acquisition system.
In addition it comes with the original parts, and it would appear that anytime work was done, it was with no expense spared...
The car should be here late this week, early next week, I then have ~4 days to prep it for 6 days in Canada - LCMT & Calabogie - time to relearn how to drive :-)
What should I get for spares - can anyone point me to the part number for the water hoses I need?
Thanks for your help.
Ray
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Hi Mike,
I love the STi, I have 2 for sale now that I got this car - both 2006 one hard core track, the other street...
I can keep up with, and often pass GT3's and TT's. Problem is that this car is very heavy, and has huge problems with heat, and it is under-tired. I have been unable to find an exhaust that can tolerate the extended high heat, and Inconel which quite literally was my last hope is stupid expensive... Things like wheel bearings, and any other wear item were getting worn faster and faster, I was always fixing something.
Good pointer about the Motons - Next week, I need to get the car checked out, flush the cooling, brakes, and perhaps move the reservoirs into the car. I just ordered a set of pads, and I have 3 sets of track tires - R888, and 2 sets of Michelin's - slicks I think.
I also need to look at the suspension settings and see if they make any sense - the PO had the car setup and serviced at a good race shop - so I can only hope that everything is ready to go
Ray
I love the STi, I have 2 for sale now that I got this car - both 2006 one hard core track, the other street...
I can keep up with, and often pass GT3's and TT's. Problem is that this car is very heavy, and has huge problems with heat, and it is under-tired. I have been unable to find an exhaust that can tolerate the extended high heat, and Inconel which quite literally was my last hope is stupid expensive... Things like wheel bearings, and any other wear item were getting worn faster and faster, I was always fixing something.
Good pointer about the Motons - Next week, I need to get the car checked out, flush the cooling, brakes, and perhaps move the reservoirs into the car. I just ordered a set of pads, and I have 3 sets of track tires - R888, and 2 sets of Michelin's - slicks I think.
I also need to look at the suspension settings and see if they make any sense - the PO had the car setup and serviced at a good race shop - so I can only hope that everything is ready to go
Ray