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What do you call yours?
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Indi9xx
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All the others, are just referred to as they are "My white turbo" for my 86 944 turbo, "TUF", "RAZ" Both 944 turbos with those letters in their reg, "LIL" of course, pauls old 3.2 turbo, now tuning parts test mule and dyno test car, all the rest are "my boxster" or "my 924 turbo" etc etc etc
Always wished I had cute names for them, but the 930 is the only one which has one.. which is not a sign of fondness, more of a sign of fear of her/him!! Because she scares the living hell out of me, as would anything else that we had put on the dyno and completely failed to stop wheel spin at full boost, even with the dyno dynamics rep helping find imaginative strap rigging ideas!
Greg James
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I think only one of mine has a name, and thats the tuned 930 turbo, which is just referred to as "The Widow Maker"
All the others, are just referred to as they are "My white turbo" for my 86 944 turbo, "TUF", "RAZ" Both 944 turbos with those letters in their reg, "LIL" of course, pauls old 3.2 turbo, now tuning parts test mule and dyno test car, all the rest are "my boxster" or "my 924 turbo" etc etc etc
Always wished I had cute names for them, but the 930 is the only one which has one.. which is not a sign of fondness, more of a sign of fear of her/him!! Because she scares the living hell out of me, as would anything else that we had put on the dyno and completely failed to stop wheel spin at full boost, even with the dyno dynamics rep helping find imaginative strap rigging ideas!
I forgot to mention "El Bee"... from LB... the initials of Little B*****, I like the Porsche connection, but couldn't just blatantly lift the name so... although being the b****** love-child of a 924 Turbo stripped for spares, and a written-off 944, it has more right to the name than many... One day it is going to rise again... and when it does, watch out - probably the ugliest Porsche ever to roam the planet... and that is saying something given Bomber... 930s Rock!
The Freelander was known as the "Truck" it was sold tonight.
My girlfriend's Micra is called Gogo Yubari (out of Kill Bill) because driving it turns her into a raging psychopath. She didn't like it when I called her Micra Joanna Lumley after she damaged the rear end (apologies, inappropriate internet joke/myth that I don't recommend you google).
My daily driver, the Volvo, is called Sven, after the ex England football manager. It's incredibly boring to look at, nothing more than adequate at it's job and expensive to maintain.
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