Returning member after 15 years
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Returning member after 15 years
I was a member here ~15 years ago when I had a couple FCs and an FB. I have since migrated to the Porsche game and have a track prepped '89 964.
Now that I have a good career and some disposable income I've been considering an FD; nothing too crazy, no 3 rotors, giant single turbos, etc...
So, thought I'd jump back in the forum to see what's out there as pickings are slim on CL, eBay, etc...
Anyway, here's an obligatory car picture next to my buddy's GT4 at COTA; no rotary love, but a flat 6 hanging out the back of the car is unique, as well.
Thanks,
Joe
Now that I have a good career and some disposable income I've been considering an FD; nothing too crazy, no 3 rotors, giant single turbos, etc...
So, thought I'd jump back in the forum to see what's out there as pickings are slim on CL, eBay, etc...
Anyway, here's an obligatory car picture next to my buddy's GT4 at COTA; no rotary love, but a flat 6 hanging out the back of the car is unique, as well.
Thanks,
Joe
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Rx7fb works better with GT4 and 964
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964, Mattig roll cage, BBS race wheel 12" rear😉
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[QUOTE = jburroughs12; 12358045] Absolutely, it is! Is that an original widebody, or did you modify it? [/ QUOTE]
Porsche didn,t produce a wide body version for this car. Porsche center Max Moritz modify it with OEM parts from the older Porsche turbo.You also need deep dish wheels on the rear cause of the small axle. Sorry the car was sold to an bavarian porsche fan some years ago.
https://www.porsche-reutlingen.de/
You go for a lightweight Rx7fb now?
Porsche didn,t produce a wide body version for this car. Porsche center Max Moritz modify it with OEM parts from the older Porsche turbo.You also need deep dish wheels on the rear cause of the small axle. Sorry the car was sold to an bavarian porsche fan some years ago.
https://www.porsche-reutlingen.de/
You go for a lightweight Rx7fb now?
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[QUOTE = jburroughs12; 12358045] Absolutely, it is! Is that an original widebody, or did you modify it? [/ QUOTE]
Porsche didn,t produce a wide body version for this car. Porsche center Max Moritz modify it with OEM parts from the older Porsche turbo.You also need deep dish wheels on the rear cause of the small axle. Sorry the car was sold to an bavarian porsche fan some years ago.
https://www.porsche-reutlingen.de/
You go for a lightweight Rx7fb now? ��
Porsche didn,t produce a wide body version for this car. Porsche center Max Moritz modify it with OEM parts from the older Porsche turbo.You also need deep dish wheels on the rear cause of the small axle. Sorry the car was sold to an bavarian porsche fan some years ago.
https://www.porsche-reutlingen.de/
You go for a lightweight Rx7fb now? ��
I'm not sure what the next car is going to be; my wife might lose her mind if I try and convince her I need another car. I'd really love a 930 turbo or a Ferrari 348, but those will be a tough sell.
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