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Track Days: Bedford.......loads of fields and hardly any Armco
Wheels: Diamond Styling about 100 squids a wheel
So wot ya got and from where etc..........tell us more?
Please dont tell me I have bought a bag of spanners! I only found the 964 RS register after I got the car.
I started off looking for a 993 RS great to drive but once drove a 964 I changed my mind.
Where are Diamond Styling?
ORIGINAL: Nickp
I started off looking for a 993 RS great to drive but once drove a 964RS I changed my mind.
lhd or rhd Lightweight/clubsport/touring what spec bhp mods etc........
jason
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ORIGINAL: Nickp
Done 996 and 997 and just bought a 964 RS Fantastic!
ORIGINAL: Nickp
I started off looking for a 993 RS great to drive but once drove a 964 I changed my mind.
Surely Nickp is a ficticious character dreamed up by Des so he can use him to wind up all other Porsche derivative owners[][][]
Sounds nice Nick - great colour - hope to see you on track one day..
J
ORIGINAL: jason
ORIGINAL: Nickp
Done 996 and 997 and just bought a 964 RS Fantastic!
ORIGINAL: Nickp
I started off looking for a 993 RS great to drive but once drove a 964 I changed my mind.
Surely Nickp is a ficticious character dreamed up by Des so he can use him to wind up all other Porsche derivative owners[][][]
The truth is in the driving as WE ALL KNOW...........even Paul GT Classics and his German Partner Herrr Schmits have admitted it's their favourite fix.....[][][][][]
ORIGINAL: Nickp
Its a lhd lightweight with an amd chip and full cage but thats about it.
Its about 280 bhp. All I need is some good weather. Its snowing here right now!
So how are you getting on with your new toy Nick.......I rang up the owner to be told sorry sold just before my old car became available..sure it's the same one...think you beat Paul to it.thus saved yourself a few grand well done...thought about a few more mods as below.....
SimonExtreme
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964rsdatabase
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Had my mags changed from silver to metallic black about three years ago by a company called Pristine Wheels in Woburn Sands. Dropped the car off on Saturday morning, picked it up the following Saturday.
Total price was just over £500 inc vat, which included £6 a wheel for painting the crested centres.
Still looking good now! Not heard any bad vibes about them.
Regards
Martin
Glad you found a car. You were still on my list for a 993 RS, guess you're off that now. Didn't realise you were looking for a 964 RS. I wanted to buy the one you've just bought, but when I saw it I realised it used to be a Pink C4 Cabriolet. [8D]
Sorry sad joke. Nice car, really wanted it for stock.
Have fun with it.
paul howells
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oldtimer
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ORIGINAL: paul howells
I thought 964 were sad any way!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Have now had final download and reprogrammed ecu from my factory guru.......would guess on a quick fieldtest that I'm up from 300BHP absolutely awesome also bearing in mind much lighter chassis with a lot of deletions..the weather will have a big part on times and particularly the softer 993RS's on an uneven airfield...we can hope that their complicated varioram will be out as usual (Colin will replace this for you £3000) and that their muti-link will give massive oversteer.........no really guys really look forward to locking horns with one of Porsche Finests in Porsche's Finest........WEATHER FORECAST still showers should be very interesting........
L E T 'S R U M B L E..........
We 964RS boys could be airborne see below.......
ORIGINAL: carreraboy
ORIGINAL: Nickp
I started off looking for a 993 RS great to drive but once drove a 964RS I changed my mind.
Need we say more Oldtimer another testimonial..............
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