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787B 05-13-02 01:41 PM

SELLING THE FC for a boinger
 
alright everyone...

i found a car i can not pass up. 1984 porsche 944.

i have always loved those cars and after owning 2 RX-7's it is time to move on.

it is the perfect 944, second owner and never driven during winter.

my 1990 FC N/A needs a new home...

kleach18 05-13-02 01:44 PM

Got pictures????

787B 05-13-02 01:47 PM

i have one picture in my gallery

stickgoat 05-13-02 01:53 PM

Could you maybe post the pic and give a description and asking price and such? :)

kleach18 05-13-02 02:06 PM

So how do I view it in your gallery??

RX7GT 05-13-02 02:45 PM

Re: SELLING THE FC for a boinger
 

Originally posted by 787B
alright everyone...

i found a car i can not pass up. 1984 porsche 944.

i have always loved those cars and after owning 2 RX-7's it is time to move on.

it is the perfect 944, second owner and never driven during winter.

my 1990 FC N/A needs a new home...

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

RarestRX 05-13-02 02:59 PM

Yo,


Good luck bro, those 944's are great. Some would say the FC has a slight resemblence to them. *cough* Anyways, make sure the timing belt/water pump/clutch thing has been taken care of. I hear it's like 3 grand or something. Just wanted to warn you that they're expensive for maintenence compared to the FC. I'm sure ya know that, but just FYI.

Let us know how the 2 compare for handling, braking, build quality, etc!

KS
1989 GTUs "Mazda's answer to the 944S2."

Pbergenrx 05-13-02 03:00 PM

I am interested as well.

What is your asking price?

What condition is your RX-7 in?

Pete

KNONFS 05-13-02 03:05 PM

Man please don't!! I love Porsche but there is not that much of a difference between your car and a 944NA!

Good Luck though :)

Bambam7 05-13-02 04:01 PM

What trim level of 944? S? Turbo? Auto or stick?
They are nice cars... I looked at a few myself but didn't quite find the "right" one. The closest was a mint condition 88 turbo, but it had a freakin automatic!! No WAY was I going to get a Porsche that I keep for the rest of life with a slushbox!! That was a while ago.... before I went back to school and began living on an Ethiopian budget again!
I am glad now I didn't invest that kind of green into a car.... School would have been compromised!

Grizzly 05-13-02 04:03 PM

Your not swinging the other way are you?

VetteKiller 05-13-02 04:07 PM

944's are nice...


NICE FOR LUNCH MUUAHAHAHA

j/k man, good luck with it, get a turbo if possible :)

hawk 7 05-13-02 04:32 PM

KS
1989 GTUs "Mazda's answer to the 944S2." [/B][/QUOTE]

Get real the GTUs numbers would not come close to a turbo 944 (S2). I have the 1989 road and track right here with the test.:cool:

Snrub 05-13-02 04:40 PM

Seems like a lot of people are ditching their 7s.

Just out of interest, how close was the GTUs to the 944 S2? I'm interested if they had a track lapping time. Wouldn't the TII be a more suitable comparison to the S2?

RarestRX 05-13-02 05:11 PM

Yo,

*snicker*


Yeah, I ain't too serious with that comparo. I actually LOVE the 944S2, since it's all about the NA power. Didn't it put out like 200ish HP outta a giant 3.0l four banger? That'd chew up my car, no prob. I think the GTUs and the 944S2 are simular in spirit: no forced induction sports cars. Probably the GTUs has a little harder edge with its lack of amenities.

KS
1989 GTUs "Sunroof? Power windows? Leather? Foggadaboutit."

NZConvertible 05-13-02 05:25 PM


Originally posted by RarestRX
Some would say the FC has a slight resemblence to them...
...others (like me) would say Mazda ripped off Porsche! :D But that's OK, I can afford an RX-7 Turbo, but not a 944 Turbo...

NZConvertible 05-13-02 05:31 PM


Originally posted by RarestRX
Didn't it put out like 200ish HP outta a giant 3.0l four banger?
The 944 didn't get the 3.0L until 89. They were 2.5L before that.

RarestRX 05-13-02 06:27 PM

Yo,


That's what I meant by the resemblence comment. The S2 was a special edition of the 944 with a lot of the turbo goodies, but normally aspirated. It has a big 'ol motor.

KS
1989 GTUs "IMSA Dominator."

Terrh 05-13-02 06:55 PM

ALL S2s had the 3 liter
944 S2 and the GTUs are similar cars
I think an S2 would eat a GTUs alive tho... they were alot more expensive and I haven't been in anything that would outhandle or outstop a 944 in all my life :)
944 S2 has 208 N/A HP. WAY more than a GTUs.. even more than a turbo
BUT... he's talking about a normal, 1984 944... 150HP.
Still pretty respectable for a 18 year old 4 banger... they're not fast from a stop, but pretty aerodynamic.. past 100MPH they are pretty quick, and I don't care what people say, they'll do 150MPH stock.

RarestRX 05-13-02 07:02 PM

Yo,


Oh, I ain't sayin' I could take an S2. I think back in the day they cost like twice on what a GTUs would cost: 20K vs. 40K. I think they're simular in spirit: Lots of the Turbo equipment, but no turbo.

Anyone know how much they weigh?

KS
1989 GTUs "I totally wanted an S2 when I was in Highschool."

gotorx7 05-13-02 07:04 PM

I've considered this several times, too. The 944's are the most under-rated Porsche there is. However, the N/A (even the S2's) don't go very hard compared to a TII, the aerodynamics on the 'verts suck compared to a S4/S5 Mazda, and they are much more expensive to maintain.

The bottom line is you are paying big dollars for a badge IMHO....

4cefed7 05-13-02 08:05 PM

welcome to the boinger club. My DSM has provided me with as much trasportation this year as my 7(RIP) did its last 18 months of life.

Terrh 05-13-02 08:11 PM

the S2's weigh around 2600-2700lb (1989 weighs 2630)
not all that light
1989s are the lightest
a 1990 convertable would be the heaviest, at 2860

Felix Wankel 05-13-02 08:15 PM

To hell with an NA 944. Has to be a turbo.

osiris7 05-13-02 08:28 PM

Bro, if your gonna get a 944 than make sure the car has maintenace records..I gave up 7's for a 1989 944 which i have now..this was the only year of the 944 that has a 2.7 liter engine,which up to this day hauls major ass..It will definitly put a smile on your face,good luck with it..:D


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