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headlamp conversion
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I toyed with the idea of fitting something like Ford Puma projectors under the transparent covers, but I want my cab to look standard and I don't care about my Turbo lights now as it will not be used that much in the dark - I'd rather modify the passenger side to get more air to the MAF intake.
My better half likes those Naca ducts that can replace the popup headlight cover
You listen to her Paul. That girl, she got style.
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By the way, most Porsche newbies start off with a 924 / 944, then 'graduate' to a 911.
I got my 911 first, then drove a mate's 944, was VERY impressed and bought it off him on the spot. I actually prefer the 944's handling, braking, steering and suspension.
Thinking about it, I'm on my second Porsche within 3 years; so I can't talk. That said, the thing with the Turbot is, there is so much you can do to it, you don't have to sell the car to have a different one. Mines well into it's third regeneration, so that would relate to a change every six months.
Since buying the first 911 I have had (in no particular order) 2 Golf GTI's (mk2), Carlton GSi 3000 24V, Subaru Impreza RB5, SEAT Ibiza TDi Sport, Alfa Romeo 164 3.0V6, Fiat Tipo TurboDiesel (taken in p/x on my first 944T and owned for 10 days!), Astra GTE (mk1), 2 smart cars (a coupe and a cabrio), Sierra XR 4x4 (taken in p/x on the Carlton, owned for 1 day!), Renault 5 GT Turbo.
18 months was the 3.2 BTW.
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ORIGINAL: ziachowdhury
Thanks for suggestion. I've just sent clubautosport an email.
By the way, most Porsche newbies start off with a 924 / 944, then 'graduate' to a 911.
I got my 911 first, then drove a mate's 944, was VERY impressed and bought it off him on the spot. I actually prefer the 944's handling, braking, steering and suspension.
Thats true, I started off with a 924, then got a 944 Turbo, then got a 911 Turbo, sold them all and now back to a 924 turbo [

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