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- Denver, CO
Shame GT5, my fav game ever doesn't have more PCars. But here's my 993, a very fun responsive drivers sports car.
RocketJohn's simple 993
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A very nice car. Any plans for it?
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Damn I like 993s, so sexy
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- Houston, TX
- astrosdude91
The 993 is my absolute favorite Porsche model! Very nice car!
And I'm also jealous of where you live. I love Colorado and I would love to live there. I actually was there a few weeks ago skiing in Breck, and I also stayed a few days in Denver and FoCo. So many good driving roads all around the state!
And I'm also jealous of where you live. I love Colorado and I would love to live there. I actually was there a few weeks ago skiing in Breck, and I also stayed a few days in Denver and FoCo. So many good driving roads all around the state!
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What exact model is it?
- 17
- Denver, CO
This Porsche is a 1995 Carrera 2, 6 Speed, Black with Black Leather. Options include limited slip diff with ABD, heated soft pleat leather, sunroof, cruise. Built in Sep 1994. 80k miles it has now.
I have put Bilstein PSS10 Coilovers on it. Prior owner had Carrera RS anti roll bars and replaced worn bushings. Suspension has been corner balanced and dialed in. Cars weighs 3,040lbs with half tank of gas in it.
I refinished the stock calipers that were black and faded and painted them yellow and replaced hoses with stainless lines. Rotors and pads are new stock OEM parts.
I've replaced all the lenses up front and upgraded the headlamps to litronic xenon. I replaced the front turn signals with euro clears with the chrome bulbs that flash amber. Replaced the cloudy fog lamps and lenses and actually put in PIAA fog bulbs for the rain/fog driving.
The motor has a Steve Wong Chip and Porsche motorsport airbox. maybe getting 290ish hp now. I have had the mufflers replaced with Porsche cans that were reconfigured for sound and then ceramic coated.
The plan now is just to keep it maintained and on the road. I'm not going to make it a track rat. I like the simple coupe look. It is ridiculously powerful for canyon carving up and down the mountains here in Colorado.
I have put Bilstein PSS10 Coilovers on it. Prior owner had Carrera RS anti roll bars and replaced worn bushings. Suspension has been corner balanced and dialed in. Cars weighs 3,040lbs with half tank of gas in it.
I refinished the stock calipers that were black and faded and painted them yellow and replaced hoses with stainless lines. Rotors and pads are new stock OEM parts.
I've replaced all the lenses up front and upgraded the headlamps to litronic xenon. I replaced the front turn signals with euro clears with the chrome bulbs that flash amber. Replaced the cloudy fog lamps and lenses and actually put in PIAA fog bulbs for the rain/fog driving.
The motor has a Steve Wong Chip and Porsche motorsport airbox. maybe getting 290ish hp now. I have had the mufflers replaced with Porsche cans that were reconfigured for sound and then ceramic coated.
The plan now is just to keep it maintained and on the road. I'm not going to make it a track rat. I like the simple coupe look. It is ridiculously powerful for canyon carving up and down the mountains here in Colorado.
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^sounds like great fun, can't wait to change the shocks/bushings on my E39, PSS9s would be out of budget hehe.
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