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Melv

Melv

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A few questions for you:

  1. What is the 1990 Cup Car option code?
  2. What is the 1992 RS option code?
  3. What is the 1993 3.8RS option code?
  4. What is the 1993 3.8RSR option code?
  5. What is the 1991 C4 Leightweight option code?
  6. What is the 1992 US Cup Car option code?
  7. What is the 1990 Cup Car weight in kgs?
  8. What is the 1992 NGT weight in kgs?
  9. What is the 1993 3.8RSR weight in kgs?
  10. What is the 1991 C4 Lightweight Programme Code?
  11. What is the 1992 US Cup Car Programme Code?
  12. What is the torque of the 1993 RS America?
  13. What is the torque of the 1992 US Cup Car?
  14. What is the LSD split of the '93 RS, '93 3.8RSR, '93 RSA and '91 C4 Lightweight?
  15. What is the front and rear width in inches of 3.8 RSR 18" split rims?
  16. What is the front and rear width in inches of RSA 17" Cup 1 alloys?
  17. Was the strut brace in the 1990 Cup Car a standard fit or optional extra?
  18. Was the strut brace in the 1992 NGT a standard fit or optional extra?
  19. Was the strut brace in the M001 Cup Car a standard fit or optional extra?
 
i'll do no 2 as it's the easiest 964 360. Have'nt got all day to finish the rest.btw Melv I assume it was you with the Aston on the trailer last week? Penny only dropped as I went past.

 
No 1: M 700

No 7: The original Wagenpaß of 1990 says 1100 kg (Can send a copy, if you want me to)

No 17: Never seen one without it, so I think it was standard

Rgds

Hacki
 
16. 7" front, 8" rear

19. Standard I think - mine has one, but it's not on the option list.
 
For 17 and 19 I am guess in the answer is no, because I have the parts list for cup cars and a strut brace isn't on it.

for 18, I know it wasn't standard but not sure about optional. I doubt it because I cannot find an option code or part number.
 
ORIGINAL: Ian964

ORIGINAL: SimonExtreme

For 17 and 19 I am guess in the answer is no, because I have the parts list for cup cars and a strut brace isn't on it.

for 18, I know it wasn't standard but not sure about optional. I doubt it because I cannot find an option code or part number.
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for 19, isn't the strut brace part no 964.343.529.70 on page 7 of this list - http://www.carreracupusa.org/964-parts/964%20cup%20parts%20list.pdf
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Doh!! I have that document, looked at it and missed the part. To make amends, I have now done some real homework on the subject!

The strut brace was standard on Cup cars M001. It was an optional extra on 1992 NGT "clubsports and I am unable to find relaible information on whether it was standard or an option on a 90 cup. My guess is that it would have been standard, based on the fact that it was an available option for standard cars and as such, was in the parts bin already. It would seem strange if they hadn't used it.
 
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