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Old 12-19-2007, 03:09 PM
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Originally Posted by gweedo911
Sweet! Lot of mods $$$. You should have bought a Cup Car or RSR. Aren't you already at that price range?
Enjoy!
I had a Cup, sold it. An RSR is a lot more money and the maint is off the charts.
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Originally Posted by gweedo911
Sweet! Lot of mods $$$. You should have bought a Cup Car or RSR. Aren't you already at that price range?
Enjoy!
Is it really necessary to tell someone what they should have done?
Old 12-19-2007, 04:21 PM
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Originally Posted by grussell
An RSR is a lot more money and the maint is off the charts.
you got dat right, brudda!!!
Old 12-19-2007, 09:11 PM
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Originally Posted by sasportas
Grussel,

Looks like you're going through quite a transformation. I wonder if you might have the removable trim piece that goes over the rear shelf/strut tower area. I need to modify one to fit around my new roll bar.

Thanks,

Jonathon

Black carpet?
Old 12-19-2007, 10:41 PM
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Originally Posted by sasportas
Grussel,

Looks like you're going through quite a transformation. I wonder if you might have the removable trim piece that goes over the rear shelf/strut tower area. I need to modify one to fit around my new roll bar.

Thanks,

Jonathon
these carpet pieces are pretty hard to come by...I've been told since August to wait until Jan '08 for another one for my RS...to have incase it is sold and the new owner wants it w/o the roll bar (not likely to happen, but want it for completion, anyway)
Old 12-20-2007, 01:32 AM
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Originally Posted by sasportas
Grussel,

Looks like you're going through quite a transformation. I wonder if you might have the removable trim piece that goes over the rear shelf/strut tower area. I need to modify one to fit around my new roll bar.

Thanks,

Jonathon
I'll check
Old 12-20-2007, 01:16 PM
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I love projects like this. Part of the appeal of PCA/POC racing is seeing the clever combinations racers bring to the track. Freisinger Porsche had a 997 RSR hybrid of sorts on their website. Imagine a 997 with 996 RSR style flares and rear wing. It was different, and I'm sure big $$$, but it was cool.

Good luck and post many updates!
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Originally Posted by sasportas
Grussel,

Looks like you're going through quite a transformation. I wonder if you might have the removable trim piece that goes over the rear shelf/strut tower area. I need to modify one to fit around my new roll bar.

Thanks,

Jonathon
I only have the large piece that has the GT3 logo on it.
Old 12-21-2007, 11:48 AM
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Garrett,

You are the MAN...albeit the CRAZY man.

BTW, John K. just picked up an Exige S as his trainer car when not doing the POC race series in the CUP car.
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Originally Posted by Jack
Garrett,

You are the MAN...albeit the CRAZY man.

BTW, John K. just picked up an Exige S as his trainer car when not doing the POC race series in the CUP car.
I am sure you had nothing to do with pimping the sale

Is he going on the 15th? I can't wait to get my lead sled out there!
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What class will that car be in ? Looks awesome BTW

Leif those brakes are F-ing amazing !! I'd love to put those on my cup but I'd end up in GTA not GTC3
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Originally Posted by AndyT
What class will that car be in ? Looks awesome BTW

Leif those brakes are F-ing amazing !! I'd love to put those on my cup but I'd end up in GTA not GTC3
POC and PCA - GT2
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Grussell,

I love those infinitely adjustable rear sway bars. Looks like you have it on full soft?
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Any final pics?

Jim Huber
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Originally Posted by grussell
The front end is from DP Motorsports in Germany. It is all Carbon Fiber, bumper, fenders and splitter. The wider front allows me to run 10" rims with 265/645-18 slicks
How much weight are you saving? What track are you running in the front? Is the rear still stock width?


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