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944 turbo
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DavidL
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sawood12
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Just to confirm, this is correct. LSD is listed in the option list on any 944 that has (or originally had) one fitted, as option 220. It's easy to check the option sheet, and not much harder to confirm it's presence (with both rear wheels off the ground & the car in neutral rotate one wheel, if it has an LSD the other wheel will turn the same way, if no LSD it will turn in the opposite direction). Konis were the shock used on the '88 'S' and '89 turbos, the later ones had 'uprated' shocks (and springs) but there were a couple of different versions. Whatever shocks were originally fitted will be pretty worn out by now anyway so the exact make isn't all that important.ORIGINAL: sawood12 I'm pretty sure that all the later non-M030 250 turbo's had the medium black calipers, but if you got an M030 equipped S2 or an M030 equipped early turbo then you'd also get the brake upgrade to medium blacks.
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The non-M030 1990 turbo had the medium blacks but didn't have the Koni adjustable suspension. The early turbo's and S2's have the same suspension and over this setup the non-M030 turbo's had uprated TB's and ARB's and I think had uprated front springs but not adjustable. M030 provided the adjustable front struts and rear shock absorbers as well as one or two other items such as top mounts, A-arms and some other bushes. I'm not sure of all the relative spring and damper rates - though I have seen a good website at some stage which listed all that sort of detail but didn't bookmark it.ORIGINAL: u63af I have a 1990 s2 M030. Which I am assuming has the medium black brembos. So what is different about the M030 944 turbo and the 1990 standard turbo? Does the standard 90 turbo not have konis or 26.8mm arbs? The only reason that I am asking is that I am considering selling my s2 to get a turbo but as mine is a M030 I want to make sure it would have the same brakes. It seems to be hard to find a clean turbo.
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...something like this perhaps?! [link=http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/834176.htm]http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/834176.htm[/link]ORIGINAL: u63af Gordon, Thanks for the reply. I really like the look of your car but due to starting a new business can only afford to spend £5k on a turbo and I will wait for a credit crunch bargain []
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Sadly it almost certainly will! If you are being pragmatic you will look at the price you will get for yours and then consider what you would be saving on a turbo. If it helps take what you would really like for yours, say 5k, and then what a decent turbo (like Gordon's) should cost, say 7.5k, and focus on the cost to change rather than the actual figures involved. I did that on our newest Impreza and it made the seemingly poor px look a bit better. Honest. That D plate turbo looks really nice but you never can tell until you are there and really not until you have run it for a couple of months.ORIGINAL: u63af [] That is the exact car! I am awaiting further pics. Thing that worries me is trying to sell any car at the moment. My s2 is a very clean M030 model but I am worried that it may be hard to sell.
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Gordon Had a look at your car when I was at Northway last week. Looks very nice, and I am big fan of the colour and Clubsport wheels that it has. If I had my time again, I would be looking for a Turbo, but as it is Northway were very complimentary about my car so I am very pleased to be keeping it. Good luck with the sale. JamesORIGINAL: Gordon Attar If you are in the South of the country you may want to have a look at my 1990 model which is at Northways. Regards Gordon
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Turbo SE or Clubsports - same thing really. But they are defintiely not regular D90s though as yours are forged and are apparently up to 2kg lighter per corner so my learned friends on this forum tell me. Agree, it's a lovely colour but it's a funny old market out there.ORIGINAL: Gordon Attar Thanks James I wasnt aware they were the Clubsport wheels , I thought they were the standard SE Turbo alloys. I'm a bit surprised it hasnt sold as colours reasonably rare and suits the car. Regards Gordon
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